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| Another view of the sunrise as we sailed toward our first stop at Great Sale in the Abacos. |
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| The short-lived wing and wing stretch of our sailboat race to Green Turtle to check in with Customs and Immigration. |
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| Godspeed in the lead |
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| Pallid bust of Pallas |
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| Jon meets a historical figure from Green Turtle |
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| A motherload of sea glass covering one of the graves in the cemetery. |
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| Lovely roads |
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| The beach outside of Nippers, a bar we definitely would have patronized on Great Guana Cay, had it not been so cold that day. |
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| My first Bahamian beer. |
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| Trying to imagine myself in a Sandals commercial, again. |
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| Our boat outside of Hope Town on Elbow Cay. Our depth sounder was showing 4 foot depths as we left, and our draft is 5, yet we didn't seem to be touching the bottom. |
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| A remarkably large sail on a very crowded little boat. The boom would actually be underwater part of the time. |
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| A friendly neighborhood ray in Hope Town |
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| Climbing the Hope Town lighthouse. |
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| The view from the top |
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| Learning about local hazards: The Poisonwood Tree. |
Looks like a sandals resort to me! You are so lovely. Ashley, too ; )
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