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Hopetown–We’re Back!!!

On the boat again after a month of visiting family and friends.  Hard to leave our daughter and son-in-law and Continue reading →

More Manatee in Bahamas

The manatee is back – and he’s a she!   Ms. Manatee visited our dinghy one afternoon in Hopetown Harbour in Continue reading →

On a Mooring – Almost

It took a while to get from this: To this: And from this: To this, at the dock at the Continue reading →

Cruising Again–Almost

Where’s the boat?  We’d flown to Marsh Harbor via Nassau.  Motu Iti was supposed to be patiently awaiting our return Continue reading →

The Hopetown Lighthouse

Hopetown’s iconic landmark is its candy-striped lighthouse, officially named the Elbow Reef Lighthouse.  It was built in 1864, much to Continue reading →

It’s an Island

Hopetown is the only settlement on Elbow Cay – a narrow island in northern Abaco, Bahamas.  Its about 6 miles Continue reading →

Racing on Rage

What’s more fun than this:  racing on a Class A traditional wooden Bahamian sloop across the beautiful waters of the Continue reading →

Man O’ War Luau

On Saturday, Man O’ War hosted a Luau as a fund-raiser for a youth community center.  So we went. The Continue reading →

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