JO following the Christmas and New Year period cruising is now in Antigua undertaking general maintenance and preparing for the upcoming charters in February and March. The yacht has recently purchased 2 inflatable Stand Up Paddle boards to add to the water sports inventory. The JO Kite has also been in action off Barbuda.
Having completed another successful Charter Show in Antigua, JO is now where she is happiest out cruising. Currently off Antigua but heading North slowly via Barbuda to St. Martin for the Christmas period.
Gazpacho Andaluz
5 Slices white Toast
1 cup milk
2 boiled Eggs
¼ cup Ketchup
3 soup spoons Mayonnaise
1kg ripe Tomatoes
1 big red Pepper
1 nice Cucumber
1 Onion
2 cloves Garlic
3 soup spoons sliced Almonds
1 tea spoon Paprika
5 soup spoons nice clear vinegar
5 soup spoons Olive Oil
Salt, Pepper and Tabasco
-Slice vegetables and marinade a few hours with all ingredients
-mix every thing very fine
-pass true a coned sieve
-ad a hand full ice and put to chill
-mix again, if necessary ad Salt and a little bit of vinegar
-serve in chilled bowls or glasses
-you can serve on the side Croutons, mashed eggs, Tomatoes dies and pepper dies
- no problem to keep a few days in the fridge
Enjoy
There is a boat named Jo
which is really worth giving a go
If you’re a woman or a man
looking for sun, fun and tan
and what we are saying
with these rhymes,
there’s nothing
like having good times!
I’m Chef David
and take care of the food
that’s my part to keep
our guests in a good mood
Since March the 3rd the yacht has been in the Spencer Boat company shipyard facility on the Miami River. The primary works being undertaken are the painting of the exterior superstructure and the mast. Aside from this the main engines and generators are having routine service works, W5 service on the MTUs, plus various maintenance and renewals of deck furnishings are being undertaken. The yacht will de departing in the early April and return to the Caribbean.
Bequia is the largest island in the Grenadines chain. It is part of the nation of St Vincent and the Grenadines and is approximately 6 miles from the nation’s capital, Kingston.
The main anchorage of Admiralty bay is a great hideaway from the Atlantic swell and offers 2 idyllic beaches the longer being Lower Bay and the smaller being Princess Margaret Bay. We are currently anchored off Lower Bay and as I look ashore it encompasses the Caribbean dream – turquoise waters, fine sand, local children playing cricket and football on the beach and the distant sound of a steel band. It’s a true paradise.
Welcome to Motoryacht Jo’s Diary. During Jo’s travels the Captains and other members of the crew will be keeping everyone updated on Jo’s whereabouts and any other interesting information related to Jo.
