Anchorage Green Turtle Cay, White Sound

26 46.748N

77 20.169W

Black Sound side of Green Turtle

Looking from White Sound Harbour out the inlet

Green Turtle Cay Harbour, nice protected anchorage

After going through Whale Passage we could look across to Treasure Cay on the beach side.

"Don't Rock", shallow draft boats can go through these waters without having to go through Whale Cay Passage and out into the ocean.  When the tide is going out and rollers are coming in from the ocean it can be impassable.

Leaving Treasure Cay this morning.  We spent almost a week here--great anchorage

Treasure Cay Marina

Time to change the zincs.  The zincs on the shafts had vanished.  This is what's left of the other zincs!  Heavy winds were predicted so we decided to go to the marina.  It was a non-event here but Freeport, Bahamas had a tornado.

Still in Treasure Cay

Our rental car

The town of Rocky Point--south of Marsh Harbour and Little Harbour at the southerm most end of the Abacos.  Not much there!

We rented a car to take Laura to the airport.  We wanted to see what else was around.

And she's up and away!

Our days in the Abaco are numbered with Laura leaving.

Marsh Harbour International Airport - kinda small!

Laura's last lunch at Mangoes before getting on the plane

Junkanoo costumes for their Bahamian celebrations

Treasure Cay

Nice lunch after a 9 holes of golf for the guys and a relaxing day on the beach with our firends from Mumford Cove

Treasure Cay

Ed thought the lights in the bar area looked interesting at night!

It finally stopped raining and we could get together with our Mumford Cove friends, Peter and Beth, at their rental house on Treasure Cay

Just a relaxing rainy day in the harbour

Anchorage Treasure Cay

26 40.230N

77 17.006W

Just a nice shot of half the beach

Is that a sandman?

Just relaxing on the beautiful beach

Mooring Ball Fishers Bay, Great Guana

26 40.034N

77 07.107W

Another stroll around Great Guana

Fowl Cay stop

You can just make out the star pattern on this live Sea Biscuit.  When the owner vacates it leaves a very thin white shell (skeleton) that looks like a sand dollar puffed up.  He went back into the water after the pic.

It finally warmed up enough for a swim

Another beautiful day on Fowl Cay, you can just make out the reef

Mooring Ball, Man-O-War Cay,

26 35.381N

77 00.07W

Foot prints in the sand

There were fish hiding under the boat

Papaya

It took me awhile to figure this one out--C escape!

Mooring Ball, Hope Town

26 32.185N

76 57.675W

One of the walkways in Hope Town

Entrance to Hope Town Harbour

Back in Hope Town

Mooring Ball, Little Harbour

26 19.606N

76 59.942W

Another front was coming so we decided to go to Little Harbour on Sunday.  Pete's Pub was open but his gallery and foundry was not.  During the night we had a very heavy storm and strong winds.  It rained all morning so we never got to the gallery or foundry.  We had to leave to make our next port.

Just outside the foundry

More of his work

One of Pete's bronze's

I like the chairs at Pete's Pub

View just over the dunes at Pete's Pub

Inside Pete's Pub

Pete's Pub and Gallery

Anchorage Bakers Cove, Tahiti Beach, Elbow Cay

26 30.248N

76 59.052W

It was such a great day that we circumnavigated Lubbers Cay on our dinghy

Tamaran used in Cracker P's cooking

Shore Thing at anchor

Cracker P's hidden behind the bushes

Cracker P's dock for the restaurant

Just a beautiful day

Tahiti Beach, first calm day since Laura arrived