Calm after the storm

Calm after the storm, Chris and I enjoying the blue lagoon at Highbourne Cay

After Nassau we hopped down the Exuma Chain to the next few stops in Highbourne Cay, Shroud Cay and Warderick Wells.  Still no internet fast enough for me to be able to download the Blog with Pics(they tell the story) and I just refuse to do it without them!  For this post I will include the highlights of these three Cays with pics, enjoy… hope I find internet sooooon...


HIGHBOURNE CAY


is a private island the welcomes transient yachts

One is encouraged to keep ones trash till one leaves or pay the price (That is US dollars).

Sky, always smiling...

Sharing a moment with dad

SHROUD CAY

Chris and I off kayaking

Sky doing school in the cockpit.  If we do some exploring in the morning, school is done in the afternoon or evening.

Geoff on Magic Frog, sailed in to the bay at Shroud Cay.
A friend from childhood and we meet in the Bahamas years later.

Sky and Layla swim over as Geoff drops his anchor near us.

Rourke and Geoff rowing over with Biko, mans best friend.

Coffee and laughs on Magic Frog

Layla blowing the conch horn.  Its a tradition here at sundown.

Chris and Biko involved in a conversation.

Sky and Geoff sailing his Frosty.

Rourke having his turn.  The kids loved it, thanks Geoff.

WARDERICK WELLS CAY


is part of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, its a marine protected area that consists of 15 large islands and many small ones.

The snorkeling here on the coral garden is just lovely, turtles, rays and nurse sharks

Rourke, Skyla and Layla with Exuma Park HQ in the background

Rourke doing school on the move

Barukh haba! to readers in Israel, Welcome.