Running Errands in Marsh HarbourRunning Errands in Marsh Harbour
(12/4/17) I began our day with a walk to the Eastern Shore. We have to walk toward the ferry which is very busy in the early morning. Many people work[...]
Month: December 2017
Sunday in Marsh HarbourSunday in Marsh Harbour
(12/3/17) I am meeting with three other RMHYC ladies each morning at 6:15 for a walk around the island. Sunday was not different. It was well worth the effort to[...]
How ’bout them DawgsHow ’bout them Dawgs
(12/2/17) Upon our arrival at Abaco Beach Resort (ABR) we did some asking around to find out where to watch the SEC Championship Game. Our beloved UGA Bulldogs were to[...]
AbacoAbaco
I write about the Abacos frequently. I need to explain that when I refer to “the Abacos” I am talking about group of islands in the northern Bahamas. There are[...]
Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht ClubRoyal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club
The Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club (RMHYC) is also known as the premier yacht club in the Abacos since the 1980. The history of the club can be found here[...]
First Day in Marsh HarbourFirst Day in Marsh Harbour
(12/1/17) There is plenty to keep one busy here at Abaco Beach Resort in Marsh Harbour. The Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club (RMHYC) also has many activities. I joined the[...]
Whale Cay Passage & Abaco Beach ResortWhale Cay Passage & Abaco Beach Resort
(11/30/17) We left the kind, gentle, calm waters of Green Turtle Cay to go out into the grumpy, feisty and rolling waters of the Whale Cay Passage in order to[...]
Exploring Coco Bay, Green Turtle CayExploring Coco Bay, Green Turtle Cay
Coco Bay Beach is on the Northwest coast of Green Turtle Cay. It is lined with homes, villas and a few boat docks. I can imagine sitting on this beach[...]
Vero to West Palm BeachVero to West Palm Beach
Vero in the morning is like a work of art. The skies were beautiful shades of red. God is indeed a master artist. By the afternoon we were in the[...]
Green Turtle CayGreen Turtle Cay
(11/29/17) Green Turtle Cay lies at about he halfway point down the Sea of Abaco. The Abaco Islands waterways can be divided into to three distinct bodies of water–the Atlantic[...]