Hurricane Leslie still 400 miles away!

Hi Kari, thanks.

Scary..... but beautiful! Unbelievable how turquoise that water is. Hold on to your hat Robbie! :-))

I noticed PKH, thanks!
Hi jangel.......you do!
Thanks Ank.

Beautiful

I resemble that remark!!

I don't use those words (smart and wise) often when it comes to jigidi men...unless there's a little 3 letter word that follows them. :)

Yes that is for sure, thanks PK.

Leslie sure is stirring things up. Oh Dear

Hi yellow, I would not be out in my dinghy in the hurricane. This is showing you what it can do from 400 miles away. Thanks.
MORRIS!!!
They are healer, thanks.
Don't usually hear the words smart and wise for me PKH!!
Right on PLG, thanks.
Will do Celeste.
thanks gma, will do.

Beautiful, but sure looks dangerous. Stay safe.

Wow Such awesome shots.. Please stay safe!
Thanks Robbie

I love this photo. And I love that you're here to tell us about it. Lets keep it that way. And let's keep Leslie away!

You are a smart man. Thanks for being wise in your decision not to tred further away.

The waves are beauiful....but be safe, stay dry.

WOW!!!

The devil you know (your cove) is better than the devil you don't know . . . . a dinghy in a hurricane would not be my choice of transportation! Are you wearing your Superman cape out there just in case? Thank you, Robbie, our hero.

I would have been swamped Shirley and my dinghy would sink to the bottom! Thanks.
Hi tex, yes our water is beautiful and yes I have a little sense.....sometimes!
Thanks PG, we would make a good crew together!

Now I'm convinced that you take no chances - or almost none!! Thanks so very much Robbie!

Old sod remember I am not there and I am not in as good a shape to jump in and get you. If I jump in I will either bob like a cork or go straight to the bottom. Stay safe....

Ditto, Shirley68! This water is so gorgeous, Robbie, and I'm glad you didn't take chances. See, I knew you had a lot of sense!

I am so glad you didn't go through this pass Robbie, the undertow would be so scary, stay out of the water young man. Thank you Robbie for risking your neck for these dangerous ( but lovely) water shots.

Shows you the power of a hurricane which is that far away and just creeping towards us. I wanted to get through this pass in the rocks to reach the Island top left. NO WAY!! Those waves would beat my dinghy and I to pieces, so I stayed away. See how the water is cloudy? There is a lot of undertow going on.