Whisper Sails

Some signs of hope following two major hurricanes. The islands will continue to be in recovery mode for some time. Still no word on how Whisper faired in the boat yard. Wishing all the best for everyone who has been affected and for those who are helping in the relief and rebuilding efforts.

A few less trees and leaves but ever so glorious Trunk Bay after the storm

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Whisper hauled out and getting seasonal maintenence completed for upcoming sailing season. All prepped for this hurricane season. Sending best wishes for everyone in Irma's path.

Corals much older than previously thought, study finds Coral genotypes can survive for thousands of years, possibly making them the longest-lived animals in the world, according to a new report.

We had so much fun sailing with your family Emily!

Ctenophores, also known as comb jellies, often exhibit rainbow-colored bands running down their bodies. This rainbow effect is produced by diffraction of light when it hits the animal's rows of cilia (tiny hairlike projections). Though they look a lot like jellyfish, they belong to a different phylum of animals.

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Sunset Sail on North Shore of St John

Whisper sailing hard and looking good!

Hauled out for seasonal maintenance and painting. Lots of work but looking good!

Swimming at Honeymoon Bay

Sandy Spit