Another charming anchorage and a palm-fringed, sandy bay.

We've sailed up the west coast of this island whilst most sail down the east to the Tobago Keys - not disappointed!

3 weeks behind means we are going to have to pass more quickly than we planned through the island chain. Everything is crossed that there are more places like this.

We've spent a few weeks at the Grenada Yacht Club waiting for the fuel injector pump, so to keep busy we've made 4 new sun awnings to shade the deck, portholes and the like.

Lots of these little chaps up in the mountains as you trek along the trails.

A busy little quayside. Plenty of local schooners loading/unloading and fishermen selling their catches.

With no engine and no wind, the Coastguard were a welcome - if embarrassing - sight. They very kindly towed us to the mooring buoys outside the capital, St George.

Peake's put us back in the water today. Next, Customs and Immigration then fuel up.

The only way to eat them is cut into a lolly pop with a machete and straight from the plant...hot!

We have been venturing out whilst getting the boat ready to put back in the water. Today, a visit to a pineapple farm.