Oh what a lovely cave!Oh what a lovely cave!
(4/5/18) I have written about Randolph Johnston the sculpture artist who left Massachusetts with his wife and three sons to live in the Bahamas. While waiting to build their home[...]
Month: April 2018
The Old Lighthouse of Little HarbourThe Old Lighthouse of Little Harbour
(4/5/18) We started our trip with Greg and Patti by moving south toward Little Harbour and Lynyard Cay. After lunch at Pete’s Pub, we took a walk to the Old[...]
Last Night at ABRLast Night at ABR
(4/4/18) Meandering Joy has made Boat Harbour at Abaco Beach Resort home base since November 30. For us as for many other members, the season is coming to an end. [...]
The Kindness of FriendsThe Kindness of Friends
(4/2/18) Steve left early today to go home for a business meeting on Tuesday. He will return on Wednesday. Greg and Patti are flying on Tuesday for a visit. I had[...]
Easter Sunset on the BeachEaster Sunset on the Beach
(4/1/18) The Easter Junkanoo ended at the ABR beach with a cookout and bonfire. Unfortunately, the advertising department at ABR did not get this information out early enough for anyone[...]
Easter JunkanooEaster Junkanoo
(4/1/18) Easter is one of my favorite holidays. Even though we weren’t home to be with family, we had a special day. The members of the Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht[...]
Choosing a PuppyChoosing a Puppy
(4/1/18)Our daughter Katy had the privilege of picking out our new puppy from the litter while we were in the Abacos. She and her husband, Matt, drove out to the[...]
Cherokee SoundCherokee Sound
(3/30/18) Cherokee Sound was founded in 1783 by Colonel Thomas Brown and other Loyalists who moved to this isolated settlement from South Carolina. He chose the name Cherokee because of[...]
Pete’s Pub by Car?Pete’s Pub by Car?
(3/30/18) After Sandy Point, we were getting hungry. The only place open on Good Friday was Pete’s Pub so off we went in that direction. After driving on the road[...]
Sandy PointSandy Point
(3/30/18) Sandy Point is about 50 miles south of Marsh Harbour. Most members of this tiny community make their living fishing. The road winds around the coast with glimpses of[...]