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As we sit watching the weather develop, we, like all smart Caribbean cruisers, are making contingency plans in case the bad weather on the horizon makes a move towards us (or rather, fails to move away from us). Do we run south to Trinidad, farther away from the nastiness, or hole up here, that is the question. I know what I’d feel safer doing, but I hope I’m not pressed into making that decision. Just in case though, Rebecca is out at this very moment, stocking up on some groceries. I also reviewed the post our friends on Distant Shores put up about securing their boat in the mangroves. It’s a good one!

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On the subject of Distant Shores, not only do we consider Paul and Sheryl friends, we are also affiliates of theirs, and thus get a small reward each time someone purchases one of their excellent videos, either DVD or online. They have produced some amazing shows; videos that are both educational and inspirational. If you haven’t already done so, check them out!

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  1. As you probably know, Gaston is predicted to turn North and head into open ocean.

    • Yes. It’s already north of us.

      TS GASTON:
      Located @ 14.9N/38.6W – 975 miles W of the Cabo Verdes
      Max winds @ 70mph; pressure @ 999mb
      Moving WNW @ 17mph; expected to turn NW later today.
      Forecast to become hurricane sometime today.

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