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Part 3 of Our Transit: Georgetown, Grand Cayman to Kingston, Jamaica

Part 3 of Our Transit:  Cayman to Jamaica We departed Grand Cayman on a beautiful sunny morning, anxiously clearing past the eastern end of the island and waiting to see if an unexpected northeast swell would devastate us, but all seemed tranquil with gentle 1-2 foot seas and clear skies.  With the calm water, our fuel (having already been filtered through 10 of our filter cartridges) wasn’t sloshing badly, and Read more…

April 2, 2011  /  No Comments ››

Part 2: Isla Guanaja to Georgetown, Grand Cayman

Note:  This is Part 2 of the story of our voyage from Honduras to Haiti First, I will say that the first 48 hours of this crossing from Guanaja to Jamaica will remain with me forever as two of the greatest days I have ever spent on the water…so good that even at the end of the second day, we said to each other that we would surely pay dearly Read more…

March 28, 2011  /  No Comments ››

Isla Roatan To Isla Guanaja…Leaving Honduras

Note:  A month ago we departed from Roatan for a ten-day transit to Haiti, with a stop in Isla Guanaja to clear out of Honduras and a stop in Port Antonio, Jamaica, for fuel and a night’s sleep before the final 36 hours to Petit-Goave, our first destination In Haiti. That was the plan, anyway.  The next couple of updates, written here in Kingston, will tell the saga of what Read more…

March 20, 2011  /  No Comments ››

Almost on the eve of our departure…

This week saw the first heavy, 3 day long pouring rain for several weeks (of course, while we are trying to load the boat and finish our preparations for departure) and the tying off of many threads we have been following for months…we closed up our clinic in Oakridge, packing everything up and saying hasta luego a mi pacientes.  Un momento muy difficile.  Thank goodness we plan to return to Read more…

February 15, 2011  /  2 Comments ››

There be monsters…living in the human body….

BE WARNED:  THIS BLOG CONTAINS A REAL PATIENT HISTORY OFFERED FOR ADVICE AND SUGGESTIONS, WITH THE EXPRESS CONSENT OF THE PATIENT.  THE DETAILS AND PICTURES OF THIS CASE, A PARASITE CASE, MAY BE GRUESOME. Today during a scorching sunny afternoon, Christmas came the Southern Wind–here’s how: When we first left Miami for Haiti, we left behind 5 pallets of additional medication and supplies that we could not fit onboard.  We Read more…

February 9, 2011  /  6 Comments ››

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