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[...]
Category: Bahamas
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.[...]
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[...]
Snorkel Masks for ChristmasSnorkel Masks for Christmas
(12/24/17) Since coming to the Bahamas, I have learned to love snorkeling. I was not an eager participant. However, once I learned how to breathe and get over the cold[...]
Pete’s PubPete’s Pub
(12/23/17) Pete’s Pub is little more than a thatched roof held up by poles. There are not permanent walls except for the kitchen area. There are t-shirts lining the ceiling[...]
Little HarbourLittle Harbour
(12/23/17) Destination Little Harbour. Randolph Johnston, a sculptor who was born in Canada and later lived in Massachusetts came to Little Harbour in 1952 and eventually started a foundry and[...]
It’s the little things that make us laugh!It’s the little things that make us laugh!
Do you ever see something along your daily path that makes you stop and think? Or, stop and smile? Or, better yet, stop because you are laughing so hard that[...]
Polly want a cracker?Polly want a cracker?
One walking group of the RMHYC leaves at 6:15 in the morning. It sounds dreadful but we frequently get to see a beautiful sunrise over the Sea of Abaco. Our[...]