Killing Time on Great GuanaKilling Time on Great Guana
(12/28/17) It was Caroline’s request that we come to the golf cart parade on Great Guana. Caroline is a travel expert. She recently visited Barcelona, Portugal, and Ireland–some of this[...]
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Great Guana CayGreat Guana Cay
(12/28/17) Great Guana Cay is about 8 miles from Marsh Harbour. Great Guana is located in about the center of the string of islands which comprise the Abacos. It is[...]
Another snorkeling adventureAnother snorkeling adventure
Mermaid Reef has proven to be a great hit every time we venture out that way. It is an easy bike ride from Abaco Beach Resort. We had to give[...]
A Golden BirthdayA Golden Birthday
(12/26/17) Ever heard of a golden birthday? A golden birthday is when one’s age and birthdate are the same. My golden birthday was when I turned 23 on January 23.[...]
What color is the sea?What color is the sea?
(12/26/17) What color is the ocean? I would have a hard time answering because there are so many shades I couldn’t pick just one. I took the picture of the[...]
Climbing the Elbow Cay LighthouseClimbing the Elbow Cay Lighthouse
(12/26/17) The Elbow Cay Lighthouse is one of the last operational kerosene fueled lighthouses in the world. It was built in 1862. The weight mechanism has to be hand cranked[...]
No need for mapsNo need for maps
(12/25/17) No need for a map or GPS to find one’s way on Elbow Cay. We found directions for every place imaginable. We were searching for Firefly Sunset Resort–not listed[...]
A Christmas Day WalkA Christmas Day Walk
(12/25/17) I love the simplicity of Christmas on the boat–after the very few gifts were opened it was time for a walk. We took the dinghy across the harbour and[...]
Christmas in Hope TownChristmas in Hope Town
(12/25/17)The four purple candles on the Advent wreath represent Hope, Love, Joy & Peace. The white candle in the center is the Christ candle. I think it is fitting that[...]
Under the sea on Christmas EveUnder the sea on Christmas Eve
(12/24/17) Snorkeling at Hope Town Harbour Lodge is fairly easy. The most difficult part for me is getting on the flippers and walking into the water. No one could call[...]