Exodus hopped from Dominica to Guadeloupe, pushed forward by winds of 27 to 29 knots, gusting to 33 knots. Making good speed, covering the 30 something sea miles to Guadeloupe swiftly. Guadeloupe is part of the French Antilles
Nature island Dominica was baptized ‘nature island’ by travel agencies as it is famous for its bird life, lush vegetation, rainforest, waterfalls, and hot springs. Geologically, it is the youngest island in the Lesser Antilles. It is still being formed
Rain!!! Dark clouds carrying rain had warned us 3 days ahead that we were approaching land. Exodus hadn’t seen rain for months. Not a drop in Cabo Verde. Not a sprinkle in the Canaries. No downpour in the Portuguese islands.
18 days, almost 3 weeks, at sea. 2114 seamiles on a moving object, day and night, without stop, no getting off. What does that do to a person? Can we still walk normal or did our sea legs collapse as
