Passage to Egg Island, Eleuthera
We traded fish for ice and were allowed to docked at a private beach resort
For US $40,000, the resort island and its resources are yours for one week
Our friend, Jermaine, points us to great diving
JB diving deep by a wreck
Lenny Kravitz's beach in central Eleuthera. He has a Gulf Stream Coach trailer on the manicured beach. We went ashore there in our dinghy. Security promptly asked us to leave.
Harbour Island, North Eleuthera, facing southeast
Atop the northern promontory by Glass Window Bridge, Eleuthera
Sunset on passage from Hatchet Bay to Governor's Harbour, Eleuthera
Sunrise on a windless morning, Governor's Harbour, Eleuthera
Peanut butter and jelly - all the time
Snoozing while the autopilot does its good work, on passage from Rock Sound, Eleuthera to Staniel Cay, Exumas
We created whisker poles out of PVC pipes to run downwind, wing-on-wing
Blue skies and clear water in Staniel Cay, Exumas
JB and Christian working
Will you hand me that wrench, please?
A barracuda caught trolling on the way to Conception Island. Delicious.
JB enjoying his hammock from Conception Island to Rum Cay
One of JB's many inventions: the "drip-drip" coffee percolator
Our friends, the Rum Cay pirate crew
A few hours of spearfishing in Rum Cay yields much dinner
Talking with the Haitians on Baby-Love in Matthew Town, Great Inagua. Christian and JB helped them patch a hole.
Renaurd shows JB how to preserve a conch shell
Sunday afternoon, the mailboat
Watching the mailboat happenings
We speared parrot fish for the Haitians. Having gutted and salted the bundle, Renaurd raised it up the mast to dry out.
Leaving The Bahamas tonight
Renaurd shows JB how to preserve a conch shell
Make room! The mailboat is coming.
Pride mixed with disbelief that such an inaccurate shot killed the mackerel
Sunday afternoon, the mailboat
Watching the mailboat happenings
We speared parrot fish for the Haitians. Having gutted and salted the bundle, Renaurd raised it up the mast to dry out.
Leaving The Bahamas tonight