Sailing JAEKA, week #6: First Test of Jack's Water Maker & Wet Passage to Allen's Cay

We started off our journey and this is a result of it. Join us and be a part of our story! Please help our enthusiasm by becoming a patron - https://www.patreon.com/sailingJAEKA Be the first to get latest updates and news about our sailing adventure by subscribing to our channel. If you wish to know more about this week in our lives, please check out our website - http://www.jaeka.com You can also support us by purchasing Kateryna's handmade crochet beachwear at: https://theswimweartags.com/ She is a "crocheter" as well, making all her handiwork right on a boat. Please find right over another week of our lives where we were sailing from Nassau to Clifton part (creek) and after heading to Allen's Cay. On our way Jack showed a very practical way to transfer a liquide from one tank to another with fast and clean results. Our first passage from Nassau to creek took us about an hour, but we were able to go under sail just with a light wind. We anchored in a creek for few day to do some snorkeling around one-palm tree island and find out the history of the Clifton's National Park. That creek charmed both of us and we really wished to stay there for few weeks, but....The weather was getting verse and verse, so we moved south to the closest Exuma's cay - Allen's Cay. At the same time we are checking hurricane alerts every day to be aware of the distance and possible ways to react. Music: Scott Holmes - Oceans Apart Keshco - Climate Dance What do you think about Jack's water maker? Would you like us to include more details about it? Sandy feet, Jack & Kateryna