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The parade after the last race was great. The George Town Police Band put on a fun show and what a great time we had the last night. The Bahamians know how to party and have a good time. 

Taking pictures and enjoying another sunset in the Islands.Time to cook.More music around the fire by Jon.Enjoying a beautiful night with my gorgeous admiral.

Walking the creek to Rachel’s bubble bath. Play time in the Bubble Bath. 

Joe and Dawn in the bubble bath.Left to right, George, Dawn, Joe, Terry, and you know the next two.It gets a little wild in the bubble bath from time to time, but what fun!The blue waters of Pipe Creek. 

When we stopped at Sampson Cay for a late lunch, these guys were cleaning two huge grouper.The sharks were making short work of the scraps.When the Bread Lady has bread, she puts her sign at the end of the road. She doesn’t spend much on advertising.A …

We left Staniel Cay for a sixty mile cruise due East to one of the Out Islands, Cat Island. This is a very remote Island. We were the only three boats in both of our anchorages and we never saw another boat the three days we were there.Our first stop w…

Loading up in the van for the tour.The Bahamian  Government has nothing for historic preservation. The historic sites on Cat are all falling to ruin. It’s a shame that the Islands are losing all their history. 

The entrance to the climb to the Hermitage.The stations of the cross are built out of rock on the path leading up. Not an easy climb!

Wouldn’t want to do this every day, but Father Jerome did.   

 This is where Father Jerome is buried.Finally, the top. This is the highest point in the Bahamas.The view from the Hermitage.