Culebra, Spanish Virgin Islands
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We arrived in Culebra Saturday afternoon after an extremely boisterous sail from St. John. Thank goodness it was only 30 miles. We saw the wind indicator hit 40 knots. That was a first for Crossroads. We had 10 foot seas from the stern. We have much to share from our month in the Virgin Islands. We have had some difficulty with our blog lately. Please get a cup of coffee and take your time reading the next 5 entries. Thanks to Ken Hamric for taking care of the blog issue.
Michele and Glenn
We arrived in Culebra Saturday afternoon after an extremely boisterous sail from St. John. Thank goodness it was only 30 miles. We saw the wind indicator hit 40 knots. That was a first for Crossroads. We had 10 foot seas from the stern. We have much to share from our month in the Virgin Islands. We have had some difficulty with our blog lately. Please get a cup of coffee and take your time reading the next 5 entries. Thanks to Ken Hamric for taking care of the blog issue.
Michele and Glenn
posted by Glen Phillips at
Sunday, March 04, 2007
