"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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The Raggeds and Jumentos are certainly one of the roads less traveled.
We ran into a few other cruisers there last year but not very many.

Have fun and be safe.


There were 30 boats there a few days ago, as heard on BASRA's checkin which
also includes the number of boats in a given harbor. George Town is now up
to about 270 - time to move on; the view from the town side, however, at
night, is impressive - a city of pinpoint lights all along Stocking Island!

L8R

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particular; and when you've done it there's always something else to do, and
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