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Conchy Joe’s, one of our favorite places in Marsh Harbour to get cracked conch. Just a barge on the water, but what great seafood Miriam puts out.Cleaning the conch for our cracked conch. (deep fried conch bits)Oh Ya!Couldn’t let Doug and Tammy go home…

Rake and Scrape. a Bahamian band that was great.The only instruments were saws and knives. You couldn’t sit still when they played.

That’s cheating!Now that’s how you do it. Set at 12 inches. No I didn’t try it. If I did, you wouldn’t get a picture of it.Now that’s a lovely pair of coconuts!

This one was for you Stephen. The orangutan dance.Now that’s a big curly tail on the wall at Curly Tails.I don’t thing we have had drinks with little umbrellas in them in the Islands before. The drink was called the tail curler. Sure made our tails curl!

Do you think they could get one more person into that tender?On the way to Cracker P’s in the family car.

Cracker P’s with The GypsiesThis is the photo that was taken of us enjoying drinks and lunch just before the lady at the end of the bar passed out. No, not too much to drink, I’m talking about out and not breathing. Doug and Tammy are trained first res…

We had not been in the Hope Town Lighthouse in all the times we have been here. What a neat lighthouse. We climbed the 101 steps to the top, crawled through a two by two foot door and saw one of the most beautiful views of Hope Town. Today we went to C…

View of the harbour at Hope Town from the Lighthouse. That’s September Song moored in the middle of the harbour. View of the entrance to Hope Town Harbor.

Beautiful view! The view of the harbour is great too.Doug decided to stay inside and look out the window. I’m outside with my back to the wall.To get to the outside, you have to crawl through a two by two foot door.

The last set of steps to the top are straight up. Looking down the stairwell from the top. Scary!Back to ground level.