Goodbye Green Turtle CayGoodbye Green Turtle Cay
(4/10/18) Four engines could be heard getting started for a day of travel about 6:45 a.m. on Monday. We followed Mascot out of Black Sound hoping for a beautiful day[...]
Category: Bahamas
Blue Clouds Turn GrayBlue Clouds Turn Gray
(4/7/18) Those beautiful aqua blue tinged clouds developed into gray clouds later in the day as we walked over to the Bahama Beach Club for dinner. We didn’t get caught[...]
Blue Clouds?Blue Clouds?
(4/7/18) While we were eating lunch on the boat, Steve jumped up and started taking pictures of the clouds. Notice how the underside of the clouds appear aqua blue. It[...]
A Chiton and the Black OystercatcherA Chiton and the Black Oystercatcher
I found a beautifully colored shell on the beach like none I had ever found before. Through the FaceBook messenger app I messaged a friend who is an avid shell[...]
Fiery SkiesFiery Skies
(4/5/18) Looking at back at these photos of the fiery setting sun, I think that God doesn’t need words to talk to us. He has at His command the sun,[...]
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[...]
Crossing Rocks for Sea GlassCrossing Rocks for Sea Glass
(3/30/18) While on our road side adventure with the little red car, we (I) wanted to find Crossing Rocks. I had been told that I could find a gold mine[...]
Schooner BaySchooner Bay
(3/30/18) If you are looking for a luxury vacation home with plenty of amenities then Schooner Bay could be the place for you. Our little red car stopped at the[...]
Preparing MJ for DeparturePreparing MJ for Departure
(3/29/18) Chaucer writes that all good things must come to an end. It is time for Meandering Joy to head home and bring this adventure in the Abacos to an[...]
Royal Marsh Harbour Season Closing PartyRoyal Marsh Harbour Season Closing Party
(3/28/18) Most members of the Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club (RMHYC) spend their winters in the Abacos to avoid the harsh winters of their hometowns. I suppose we could be[...]