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Gettin' to Green Turtle Cay
... here are public, but some are impossible to access because of development. Up and down the hills, down dead end roads, around in circles. Poisonwood trees are everywhere. Denny dubs this “lost in the poisonwood forest.” Luckily, all roads seem to lead back to the Green Turtle Club, so getting truly lost is not an option. Lunch is at the “Wrecking Tree.” The restaurant is built around a 200 year ...
It's gooder on Guana
... the development stages. More multimillion dollar beach front homes and more unbelievable views. We dine at Pirate’s Cove, a local eatery run by an expat retired from the air force. The food here is good. Fish and ribs on the grill. All dining is outside. The restaurant is adorned with “support our troops” flags and various other military paraphernalia. Jerry, the owner, is warm and welcoming and he makes a super rum punch. Once again, we can’t ask ...
Man O War and Great Guana Cays
... wind and rain, we dock at Orchid Bay Marina. The rain subsides, we go ashore and quickly realize this Marina is a pleasant surprise. Well kept buildings, manicured landscaping, expansive deck and porch overlooking the Abaco Sea, showers, internet, etc. Good choice. Great Guana, like most of the outer cays , is about ½ mile wide in many areas. On the Atlantic side, the beach spans the entire 5 ½ mile length. It doesn’t take us long to walk to all the “hot” ...
Tahiti Beach
... 8220;foo-foo” drinks. Everyone bought a hat or t-shirt. Along the way, the guys decide it is OK to drink and drive, or ride, so they grab a beer for the trip home. It’s OK. Traffic is light.” Rush hour” is from 7:45-800 and 1600-1615. That would mean 4 or 5 cars on the road. There are no school buses. Most of the kids here walk to school or take the school ferry to Marsh Harbor. I decide I want to go back to ...
Hopping To Hope Town
... with satellite dish) when the narrow concrete road (which looks like a sidewalk) is straight, turn and head directly toward it (bearing 149M) as though you were going to drive onto it. Two white posts with red triangles on the NE side of the road form a range." Believe it or not these were very good directions. Dibs on This and Savage found a couple of mooring balls and tied up. One of the original wooden Bahamian racing boats was moored next to us (see picture of "Abaco ...