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Welcome to our
website.
This site is
a record of all of our travels, including time spent in UK, other trips
away from our boat, a seventeen month stint in Dubai setting up a seaplane
operation, the sale of our first boat, "Dream On" and the transition to
our new Leopard catamaran "Dreaming On."
We hope you enjoy the site.
Updates are a
little irregular, dependent on our access to wi-fi links.
Our Travel
Log follows where we’ve been and our experiences along the way.
New photographs will be added to our Photo Diary
with insights into the places we have visited as we go.
It is said that cruisers' plans are
drawn in the sand. With every tide, plans change!
Watch this space..
Geoff & Iza Prower
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After a frustrating year technically with our
double engine change and electronics rebuild after the lightning
strike, we said farewell to all our friends in Fort Lauderdale and headed
off on 7th January 2010 to make our way to the British Virgin Islands.
Our route has taken us through some
magical anchorages in the Bahamas, the Turks & Caicos, Dominican Republic
and Puerto Rico.
We have made new friends along the way and
rescued a couple of Dominican Republic fisherman way out at sea between the
Turks & Caicos and Dominican Republic.
It has been an amazing, exciting and
challenging trip of 1,300 nautical miles. We have seen some great places and
met some great people along the way..
With the new hardtop fitted to Dreaming On
in BVI, we are now cruising the British, US and Spanish Virgin Islands for a
while.
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Where have we been ?....
British Virgin Islands
US
Virgin Islands
Transiting the
Bahamas,
Turks & Caicos and a visit to
the Dominican Republic and
Puerto Rico on route to the Virgin
Islands
Fort Lauderdale,
Florida
Marathon,
Florida
Fort Myers area then Key West, Florida
Isla Mujeres,
Mexico
Rio Dulce, Guatemala
Placencia, Belize
to take delivery of our Leopard 47 catamaran
And Previously ? See our
pages on Dubai and our involvement in
starting the Seawings Seaplane project.
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