We started our day yesterday with a walk on the beach at Old Bight, our favorite beach in the Bahamas. It is three miles long with beautiful, firm sand for walking, and gorgeous, clear water. Shortly after our walk we moved Breeze On four miles N to the New Bight anchorage. In the afternoon we went ashore for a fried chicken dinner at Cee Dee’s followed by ice cream at Lil Gippy’s. Yum.
The beach at Old Bight.
George enjoying the ice cream.
Last night’s sunset. Before I took this photo we saw a lovely green flash as the sun set. I don’t have the right camera to capture the green flash in a photo.
We passed this coconut tree as we walked to Olive’s Bakery. Can you guess the direction of the prevailing winds?
Shortly after passing the tree in the photo above we walked by this low, moist spot where several coconuts are growing into trees.
This morning we went ashore to dump our trash at the convenient cans beside the police station then walked to Olive’s Bakery for cinnamon swirl bread, coconut and pineapple tarts, coconut cake, sesame cake, local eggs and guava duff. We had purchased guava duff elsewhere in the Bahamas several years ago and found it dry as a bone. This guava duff, unlike the last one, came with a sauce and was delicious.
The beach at Old Bight. George enjoying the ice cream. Last night’s sunset. Before I took this photo we saw a lovely green flash as the sun set. I don’t have the right camera to capture the green flash in a photo. We passed this coconut tree as we walked to Olive’s Bakery. Can you guess the direction of the prevailing winds?Shortly after passing the tree in the photo above we walked by this low, moist spot where several coconuts are growing into trees.
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