Poets Cove Trip Day 5

After thinking about our options Captain Nick had a suggestion he thought I would deem "crazy talk." Go back to the U.S. and find guest moorage at Roche Harbor. Not at all crazy!

One nice thing about arriving at R.H. on Memorial Day was that most people were leaving!

We fly an earth flag. (One way to tell us apart from all the other blue Rangers.) We bought this flag years ago in Lopez Village for no good reason other than they used fly all over the island due to a radio station fund raiser. We never did anything with it but when we bought the Pelican it just seemed like the right flag for us.

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