New E-Mail Address
Dear Family and Friends,
Woodwind is anchored at 17.04 north, 61.41 east in Nonsuch Bay, Antigua. One-half mile in front of us is a long reef protecting the bay. Beyond it, the Atlantic Ocean stretches unobscured, all the way to Africa. Woodwind's bottom slipped over 9,087 land miles to get here, our most eastern destination.
Our plans include sailing downwind (DOWNWIND!!) to a few more Caribbean islands before hauling our very tired boat and flying (FLYING!) home for the summer. It's been a long, wild ride, for sure.
The brucesmith@ocens.net e-mail address will expire April 16th and we can't access it after that. We'd love to hear from you, though, so please contact us at
janethein1@MSN.com or brucesmithart@gmail.com.
Your news, messages, jokes and good wishes along the way kept us going. Thanks for taking the time to send them. Our special thanks go to Chip Brown and Mike Bernstein at Bahama Breeze for providing us with the equipment that allowed us to communicate with you while at sea and for the blog site, a great place to tell our crazy stories. (More coming, hopefully not so crazy.)
Thanks for your amazing support,
Captain Bruce, Admiral Jan and Lars, the Sailor Bird
Woodwind is anchored at 17.04 north, 61.41 east in Nonsuch Bay, Antigua. One-half mile in front of us is a long reef protecting the bay. Beyond it, the Atlantic Ocean stretches unobscured, all the way to Africa. Woodwind's bottom slipped over 9,087 land miles to get here, our most eastern destination.
Our plans include sailing downwind (DOWNWIND!!) to a few more Caribbean islands before hauling our very tired boat and flying (FLYING!) home for the summer. It's been a long, wild ride, for sure.
The brucesmith@ocens.net e-mail address will expire April 16th and we can't access it after that. We'd love to hear from you, though, so please contact us at
janethein1@MSN.com or brucesmithart@gmail.com.
Your news, messages, jokes and good wishes along the way kept us going. Thanks for taking the time to send them. Our special thanks go to Chip Brown and Mike Bernstein at Bahama Breeze for providing us with the equipment that allowed us to communicate with you while at sea and for the blog site, a great place to tell our crazy stories. (More coming, hopefully not so crazy.)
Thanks for your amazing support,
Captain Bruce, Admiral Jan and Lars, the Sailor Bird
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