South West Bay
The weather forecast was spot-on. The morning arrived gray, cloudy, chilly, and windy. My first view out the window was of our trawler neighbor. The island of New Providence was blocking the north wind and our anchorage was slightly rolly all day, but never uncomfortable. I cleaned the downstairs and read before lunch. An early afternoon lap around the deck revealed several large yachts doing the same as us ... just holding tight on anchor waiting for better traveling weather. The upstairs was dusted and vacuumed during the afternoon. We restocked some provisions and Barry made water. In a slight improvement since yesterday, there was a tint of orange on the horizon at sunset. The fuel tanker was inbound to the power plant. Throughout the day, we checked the weather and tried to plan our escape to the Exumas. We will stay here tomorrow, but the "yellow" on the wind map should be turning to green meaning we'll be good to go Sunday morning.
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