A favorite pass time, reading, on Wind Spirit.
Mail boat at Sampson Cay wandering through anchored boats to get to the dock.
Sailing on a clear day still day. where does the water end and the sky begin?
Wind Spirit underway on a sunny day. Picture taken by Patty Cakes.
Another boat at Sampson wandering through the sailboats into the marina. Ships like this open their garages and pull out motor boats and seadoos and other noisy toys. They seem to be most often registered in the Cayman Islands too.
Clear water about 8 to 10 feet deep and so clear... looks like a modern art painting.
Sailing Buddies on Patty Cakes, Jack and Shaun at the Exumas Music and Heritage Festival at George Town. We went to the Gospel Concert which was mostly Christian Rock.
Kids watching the Gospel Concert
Young dancers at Gospel Concert.
G&G Shipping and the Customs office where we picked up our batteries. This is located at the old Naval Yard in George Town.
Bill negotiating with the Broker when we were getting the batteries.
View out the window of the best internet cafe in George Town... rusty hulkprobably from hurricane category 4 which came through the Bahamas 2 years ago and sailboats in the background. The trees are Australian Pines.
Great new Dinghy Dock at Peace and Plenty Resort right in George Town.
Ninety one year old Dancing at Rake and Scrape at Eddies Edgwater. He was also dancing at the Gospel Concert. Very entertaining!
Rake and Scrape Band...great dancing music!
Rolletown Welcome!
Twelve Mile Dinghy adventure to Rolletown.
Gardening with a machete in Rolletown. Very welcoming and community has history back to the emancipation when land was distributed to slaves and cannot be sold out of family.
Bill climbed up to the Monument on Stocking Island.
Picnic lunch on the Atlantic Beach at Salt Pond on Long Island Patty Cakes!
All is well on Wind Spirit!
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