Grenada and Tyrrel Bay, Carriacou.

S/Y EOS is 93 m long and 14 m wide. Magnificent.



Grande Anse Beach, Grenada.








New Dawn with the anchor riding sail.











Chocolates.















Clarkes Court Bay.

Sailing to Tyrrel Bay.
Strong and variable winds.

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