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Windom home
The plan
The boat
Who we are
Previous voyages
Other articles and links
Recent
Conched beach
Way off the beaten path
Look, ma! I caught dinner!
The family of cruisers
Internet connect in paradise...
Photos, and other website updates
Bananaquits
Better in the Bahamas
Underwater cave on Hog Cay near Warderick Wells
Hunting fish with a camera
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Saturday, March 05, 2005
Fishermans Bay, Samana Cay
The shallow bay near our anchorage is used occasionally by fishermen from Acklins Island who camp in shacks along the beach there. There are also ruins of stone structures from the 1950s, when this island was farmed and used as a more regular fishing base.
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Hi Guys,
I've followed you from you previous blog and really enjoy the new one as we are still 3 years away from departure. Love the spearfishing stories. What's the anchorage like at Samana. I only remember Samana as the corner we turned (and tried to miss) when transiting from rum to maya following a cold front.
thanks
mike and marta and maya
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I've followed you from you previous blog and really enjoy the new one as we are still 3 years away from departure. Love the spearfishing stories. What's the anchorage like at Samana. I only remember Samana as the corner we turned (and tried to miss) when transiting from rum to maya following a cold front.
thanks
mike and marta and maya
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