The view of the sunrise from the marina dock is not nearly as nice as when we are anchored in a nice cove or harbor. But we are in Nassau and the holding for anchors in the the Nassau Harbour is very iffy. Besides that it was nice to tie up to a marina to add fuel and water, clean the boat and do a little maintence.

Jill rinses the salt off of the deck.	I hauled diesel fuel in jerry cans from the fuel pump.
Rick prepares to go up the mast of Breathless.
	I cranked Rick to the top of Breathless' mast so he could adjust the VHF radio antennea. What a life... a 60 year-old and a 65 year-old working out like we are in our 30's.
Jill and I enjoy an evening cook-out with Rick and Doreen from S/V Breathless at the Nassau Harbor club Marina.	Later this week we plan to sail down the island chain to the Northern Exumas, but as usual we are waiting for a break in the weather.