We had a spectacular time in the Exumas.

Bill looks like a giant in the mini palm forest

Beautiful coral staircase

Lionfish are devouring the reef fish, so we will devour this tasty one!

Bill uses a heat gun to strip the Cetol

Anchoring up close to the reef at Long Cay

Our Canadian friends Mattieu and Chantal were expert kite surfers at Normans Cay

This freighter came very close to our stern while anchored at Normans.

Russ is following us up the mangrove pass at Shroud Cay

Spectacular beach at the end of the mangrove cut

Russ, Captain of Nauticuss, another Whitby 42, brought us to this old lookout

Bill walks down the path at Warderick Wells, retracing our steps from 1989

Deep in a pit on Warderick Wells

How does this shell become so beautiful?

Adding our Alembic sign at Warderick Wells

Adding our Wings (Westsail 32) sign in 1989

Visiting the plane between Pasture and O’Brien Cays

Coral Gardens near the plane

So many turtles!

Bill, taking a moment to lounge

Dramatic Cambridge Cay

Alembic is so small!

Atlantic waves crashing on Cambridge Cay

Bell Rock off Cambridge Cay

Rocky Dundas Caves

Another lobster from Fowl Cay. Yum!

Enjoying the tranquil spot at Rat Cay

These swimming pigs at Big Majors Spot are such beggars!

Bill loves his fitness swims

Yes, those are bats in Pool Cave

Pool Cave near Oven Rock at Farmers Cay

That lionfish’s venomous spines are cut off before it goes in the dinghy

Lionfish hanging out at David Copperfield’s piano at Rudder Cay

Bill visits the mermaid who sits at the piano

A German sympathizer built this mansion before WW2 with a UBoat dock

Bill and I pretend for a moment the mansion is ours

Oopsie. I guess we were not supposed to visit the mansion

Caught another barracuda on our way from Rudder Cut to Adderly Cut. We let it go.

The defunct Caribbean Marine Research Center on Lee Stocking Island

Coconut sprout

Bill prepares a CocoLoco

Our CocoLoco with Alembic and Barefoot (a Whitby 42 from Alaska) in the background

Our very expensive bottom paint was supposed to last 2 years. This is the growth after only 4 months!!

Georgetown Girls are preparing for their Christmas contest this night!

Poor Santa

We frolicked with these three dolphins for almost an hour. They seemed to enjoy swimming with us!

These two kayakers have come all the way from Greneda in their little kayak

Off they go to cross the Gulf Stream to Florida! Adventurous!

Climbing up to the Monument on Lee Stocking Island

Had to hold on. Very windy!

The many cats get plenty of attention at Chat N Chill

Silly girls making sand cones
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