Trawler Blogs

When I last left you we were getting ready to enjoy one of Lorraine’s wonderful Bahamian dinners at Black Point. We have put a lot of water under the keel since then and this is the first Internet we have had for seven days. From Black Point we changed…

Some of the local kids enjoying a swim. Lorraine’s Mom, AKA Bread Lady. She makes the best coconut bread in all of the Islands.

Jay and Nancy headed in from the anchorage at Black Point to meet us and go to Sea Glass Beach.Sea Glass Beach.Nancy, showing off her find.Sunday night we had Tide’s In, Serendipity, and Summer Wind over for fresh caught mahi on the grill.

So cute! “Ya Dad, just throw the ball. Please!”Big Major anchorage gets a little busy because it is so protected when it gets windyNever get tired of the beauty of the Exumas.Two tired girls after a day of play at the beach.

The weather was going to be windy for the next couple of days, so we decided to go back to Staniel and anchor in Big Major. We attended a cookout to benefit a community center the locals are trying to build.They are both beautiful!Saying our goodbyes t…

One of our favorite stops is Cambridge Cay in the Exumas Land and Sea Park where you can snorkel the Sea Aquarium, explore Pipe Creek, play at Rachel’s Bubble Bath, and enjoy one of the more beautiful remote areas in the Exumas. Stephen and Pam at th…

A view of Bell Rock from the beachBell Rock from the top of Cambridge Cay

View of the beach and Pam and Stephanie from the top of the hill on Cambridge Cay (aka Little Bell’s )Now that we are at the top Dad, I’m going to need a little help getting down.Yes, we were up there.

We had to be out aways to get this huge yacht in the picture. The flag on top of the mast is as long as our whole boat.While exploring Pipe Creek, we passed the development that we have been watching for the last three years on Over Yonder Cay. It is s…