January 23, 2010 Bahamas

This is a typical fence in Bimini. Note the conch embedded in the wall.

Being the social people we are we organized a barbecue and pot luck which went very well.

Now this is a fish. It is a Wahoo. We had some lovely Wahoo Steaks for supper one evening

Marilyn getting sea shells. Water is approximately 78 and air temperature low 80's

This is one of my favorite pictures it shows the distance between the Islands of North and South Bimini. There is just enough room in the cut for one boat to enter at a time. When the seas are running from the NW it is impossible for the boats to get into the harbour

People asks what we do all day, well this is the favorite hobby of most cruisers, searching for Sea Beans. Sea Beans are from exotic islands and rain forests, sea beans drop from plants into waterways, such as the Amazon River. After reaching the oceans through inlets, these tropical seeds drift until they land on foreign beaches. We look forward to showing you these when we return home.

This picture illistrates how clear the water is here in the Bahamas. We gave them an unusual treat a crushed "Ginger Snap" all the way from Purity Factories. You should see the smile on their faces as they at it.