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Water conditions were not great. I am not aware of anyone making the run. We were pretty focused on enjoying the water around Bimini.
That thing has to suck on gas...jetski for Bimini next year....
I definitely understand that everyone has what they enjoy and I really do look forward to taking it easy in the Bahamas next year. That being said the same reason I have done the two adventures in the last two years is part of the excitement for me is seeing something new and different Great Isaac's is on the top of my priority list for that reason next year even if I only spend one day in Bimini I plan to try and make it there. I will admit though my value of distance of travel may be a little different then most lol 25 mile each way with a long break in between sounds like an easy run even in moderate conditions leaving at 8am being there by 9am hanging out enjoying the island and swimming and snorkeling the Island for a few hours I would be back by 1pm and still enjoy the afternoon in Bimini.
Yep. @Bill D rocks.
I believe it is one of the Garmin action cameras but not certain.
you can take the boy out of Greece, but you cannot take Greece out the boy. Dramatization is stuck in my blood like STDs get stuck in the spine. It lays dormant, but every now and then a rush reminds what its in you.@Betik that ending
I'm pretty sure it's his GoPros - one fore and one aft (well, initially anyway) but I do not know the exact setup.
The information comes from the GoPro Hero 5 Black. It is a little known and lesser advertised feature of the camera, but one that I really like. I figured it would be very cool to add for the crossing. To enable, you simply turn on the GPS function on the camera. However, to add it to your video you have to import into GoPro's Quick software and select what you would like to overlay, then you can place and size the displays.
@Betik what you can't see in the video is that by the end of things my wife had all of the bow cushions cornered in the back of the boat. It seems that having the filler cushions in the middle was the best way to keep them in their place.
god I love that front and rear cam!!!!