Day 6

There's nothing like tinned pineapple and peaches with yoghurt to start the day, and the on-watch took great delight in the refreshing treat as we watched the sun rise. The wind keeps teasing us with a direct course to Port Antonio before switching direction and forcing us to come higher. Nonetheless, we should be arriving early tomorrow, having made exceptional time along the way. Natalie has been educating us about the tragic situation in Haiti as we head north into the Jamaica Channel and pass between the two islands. It's hard to sit in the tranquility that we are so very privileged to be experiencing and picture the chaos, fear, and humanitarian crisis taking place just 45 nm away. – Emily
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Dolphin party!
Kate was about to yank the spinnaker’s sock down when I spotted a stampede of fins heading straight for us. ”Dolphins!”, I yelled back to the cockpit excitedly. Post dinner dish duty was halted down below for the show.


The pool is open!
We stopped the boat, got the ladder down and put out a line with a fender behind the boat. I love swimming in the middle of the ocean, and a bit scary when you realize its more than 4000+ m deep! Love it!


Big Pink Sail Day
I had a most fashionable pointed striped hat at dinner, and out of the depths of a cupboard a cake was created, after 14 days at sea. A group of people I had never met two weeks ago made me feel very special today.

