Sorry, Richard, I can't remember any more.

Sure, same as in planes

They're great, aren't they?

@@dwfletch yes

@@dwfletch but only to Macau

@@dwfletch I just found out they’re jetfoils

It would certainly make it faster to get from BWI to Rock Hall 🙂

the US and Canada use to import them in 1970s. I don't think Russians make them anymore

@@iam8401 in Russia they are still being produced, already new upgraded versions, less noise, better and more comfortable, more economical. Moreover, the fleet of hydrofoils is being updated, there is a Valdai 45R for 45 seats, there is a Meteor 120R for 120 seats, a Comet 120M kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5SrZWt4aahjla8

@@iam8401 Where can our team pick up an old one ?

@@dwfletch where can our team pick up an old one

Hi, Jeff. Firstly: you're going to have a great time and make some wonderful memories, I'm sure! The baths is certainly a wonderful sight and a lot of fun to explore. We were lucky it was quiet when we went; I hear it can become unpleasantly crowded, in which case you might want to checkout "Fallen Jerusalem", instead. We were adamant about going to Anegada. Looking back, I'm not sure it was such a great stop. The positives (for me) were i) the satisfaction of a longer sail, ii) driving a Moke and iii) the delicious Roti at "Flash of Beauty" (best I ever ate). However, the island itself is not that interesting (just beaches). There's not very much to see there and it's the only place where we were kept awake at night by loud nightclubs at the anchorage. We went for 8 nights and if I were to do it all again I might prefer to stay longer in Virgin Gorda Sound and explore the interior of that island by hiking, rather than go up to Anegada. Other places we loved: It was a new experience for us to moor and snorkel unsupervised at South Bay Great Dog. It was just for a couple of hrs, but it really highlighted the independence you can get when you bareboat. We really enjoyed anchoring at Little Jost Van Dyke because of the large number of places to explore on foot or by dinghy (eg: Sandy Spit, Sandy Cay, Bubbly Pool). Have a wonderful time. And remember: If you tack the jib having left the forepeak hatch open, you just might break that hatch (!)

I would skip Anegada. You will need two nights at the anchorage to get one day on the island. That will leave you with only 4 nights. I would suggest Indians then stay over at Norman (hiking) (1) Baths then Leverick / Saba Rock (provisions) (2). Dogs then stay at Marina Cay/Scrub island (3). Sandy Cay/Spit then Little Jost Anchorage (4). Great Harbor or West End (provisions) (5). Finally Norman or Peter for the last night. That will set you up to get the boat back to Tortola by Noon.

On the way out we flew CLT to SJU to EIS. On the way back we flew EIS to STT to CLT. Therefore, we had to comply with the COVID requirements of Puerto Rico, The BVI, the SVI and the USA (which all have different rules). We were constantly checking and re-checking the requirements of these 4 different authorities to make sure they had not suddenly changed. In fact, the US requirements did become more strict just a few days prior to our return. We were also sure to register with the "portals" established by Puerto Rico and the SVI in order to expedite our processing. I would say the situation is tolerable as long as A] you bookmark the correct websites and check them daily and B] you carry a GENEROUS supply of proctored rapid antigen tests (we used www.emed.com ).

what am i doing-

I was so ignorant before visiting! I am very happy to have seen Samarkand 😊

A beautiful place!

:)

It made of alluminum, how come it rots?

@@iam8401 aluminium does corrode, it oxidises but much slower than steel.

@@davidmccutcheon4867 Yes, but it is very easy to replace those board panels, no need to order them from Russia.

Thanks! Sadly, no Quokkas in our woods!

Thanks, Samir! There are actually several famous national parks nearby, including Great Smokey Mountains National Park, Pisgah National Forest, Cherokee National Forest and Chattahoochee National Forest.

Спасибо!

You're right; they are so smooth.

Where can our team pick up an old one ?

It works fine for me. I hope it will start working for you.

elex plus ,try to see in 480r.

On my Panasonic FZ2500: FHD (not 4k) 60 FPS 200 Mbps MOV format Circular polarizer Shutter priority (except when manipulating DoF) Cinelike-D 1/120 s (Combines with 60 FPS to give 180 degree shutter angle) Editing in iMovie

Thank you, Ary! Malaysia was a great place to go. I enjoyed seeing how the former colonial cities of Georgetown and Malacca had become ethnic melting pots; influenced by so many cultures.

Mircea Costiniuc Thank you, sir! It was an amazing place to visit 😀

Thanks, very much! I appreciate your encouragement :-)

Awesome. I loved the Burek we ate in Ljubljana. However, the Cevap we had on Pigeon Square in Sarajevo were my favourite! What a great part of the world 😀

Another mind: blowing dish we tried in Sarajevo was Kajmak. It was amazing 😀

Mitja Demitrij Cernac Thank you for your comment. I really enjoyed Slovenia. The food and the architecture were great, not to mention the natural beauty!

Ary Mirochnik Thank you! I feel very lucky to have came across that lovely musical performance 😀🎶🥁