A Driftwood TributeA Driftwood Tribute
East Beach on St. Simons is one of the cleanest beaches we have visited. The are no less than six barrels for collecting trash and sorting recyclable items at the entrance[...]
Category: Odds & Ends
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[...]
Crochet ProjectsCrochet Projects
I decided to teach myself to crochet back in October before we left for our Bahamas trip. Traveling for hours down the ICW and across the Atlantic would give me[...]
An impromptu concert brightens the dayAn impromptu concert brightens the day
(2/9/18) After a good lunch at Cracker P’s we all headed back to our boats for the afternoon. Steve and Trisa dropped us off. We went to check our dinghy[...]
Beach TreasuresBeach Treasures
We still haven’t diagnosed the dinghy problem. It is good to take us to the beach and back but starts acting up when we push the speed up, so we[...]
Sights around Marsh HarbourSights around Marsh Harbour
Our AT&T telephone plan has not been quite cost friendly as we had been told/sold so we took a ride into the Batelco (Bahamas Telephone Company) store to buy some[...]
Portmanteau?Portmanteau?
On a recent post, I made a note that I think in order to stay young we have to learn something new every day. We have a dear friend who[...]
Whaler Tale–the finale!Whaler Tale–the finale!
Today’s post is the last in the series of posts about the Boston Whaler Dinghy Project. It is written by Steve with occasional comment or two by Joy. If you[...]
Whaler Tale: Part IIWhaler Tale: Part II
Today’s post is a continuation of Steve’s Boston Whaler Dinghy Story from yesterday. If you missed it–click here to read it first. My buddy Spencer and I hauled the boat[...]