Hi Folks, Just wanted to give you a quick update on the situation on our end.
We’re currently in Grenada with our boat hauled out of the water for a few more days. We are keen to get her back in the waster ASAP and the soonest time we could book a splashdown was on Wednesday next week.
Fortunately for us, Grenada seems, to our knowledge, to be one of the few places that have had no reported cases of the virus. The authorities are keen to keep it this way and have been limiting all flights into and out of the country and we are seeing less and less planes flying each day. Newly arriving boats are not allowed ashore and supplies will be brought to their boat. As we’re already inside the country, we’re ok… for now. Things seem to be changing on a daily basis so we’re trying to keep abreast of the situation as much as we can.
The government is encouraging social distancing and we have seen quite a few local establishments put measures in place to enforce this. Thankfully there doesn’t seem to be much/any hysteria here and everyone is taking it in there stride.
Our plans have obviously changed but our immediate goal is to make the most out of this situation, do as much as we can on the boat, and continue to release as much happy, uplifting and entertaining content as possible to keep you all as happy and entertained as possible during this lockdown.
It’s not lost on us that our situation currently seems to be less severe than the rest of the world and our thoughts and best wishes are with those back on the home front dealing with the brunt of the situation. Adam and I are thinking of everyone and we are wishing you all the very best.
Please stay safe, stay isolated, be kind to one another and take your vitamins!
Sailing Millennial Falcon
Hi Folks,
Just wanted to give you a quick update on the situation on our end.
We’re currently in Grenada with our boat hauled out of the water for a few more days. We are keen to get her back in the waster ASAP and the soonest time we could book a splashdown was on Wednesday next week.
Fortunately for us, Grenada seems, to our knowledge, to be one of the few places that have had no reported cases of the virus. The authorities are keen to keep it this way and have been limiting all flights into and out of the country and we are seeing less and less planes flying each day.
Newly arriving boats are not allowed ashore and supplies will be brought to their boat. As we’re already inside the country, we’re ok… for now. Things seem to be changing on a daily basis so we’re trying to keep abreast of the situation as much as we can.
The government is encouraging social distancing and we have seen quite a few local establishments put measures in place to enforce this. Thankfully there doesn’t seem to be much/any hysteria here and everyone is taking it in there stride.
Our plans have obviously changed but our immediate goal is to make the most out of this situation, do as much as we can on the boat, and continue to release as much happy, uplifting and entertaining content as possible to keep you all as happy and entertained as possible during this lockdown.
It’s not lost on us that our situation currently seems to be less severe than the rest of the world and our thoughts and best wishes are with those back on the home front dealing with the brunt of the situation. Adam and I are thinking of everyone and we are wishing you all the very best.
Please stay safe, stay isolated, be kind to one another and take your vitamins!
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