OOPS!

I think we should go out there and dance!

The music is great!

Pam and Stephen dancing to the goombay beat.

Stephen and Pam had a great time at Nippers.

That's Stephen out dancing with everyone........everyone cute!

Time to go back to the boat Stephen!

The left shoe goes on the left foot Stephen.

You know you had a good time when you wake up in the morning with a Nippers tattoo.

Gypsies are coming, Gypsies are coming!

Today, Jesse and Brittany head home, so they had lunch with the group. Last night was a send off party at the pool. Everyone brought their favorite rum drink to share. Need I say more!
The Gypsies (Doug and Tammy) will be here in about two hours and the group will be waiting for them at the pool. You may not hear from me for a few days. We will be having way too much fun, and some of the places we are going we can't get Internet. I will post when I can.
Oh, does anyone know if there is a direct route from the Islands to the Betty Ford Clinic by boat?

September Song (see you at Nippers tomorrow) out
Bob



Jesse, showing off his Abaco crawl t-shirt. I think he hit all but three.

Two happy faces. I don't think she is really that happy, because they are headed back to the US today.
We will miss them, they were great fun.

Cute boat kids waiting to cast off the lines

All the ladies love Ron, our dock hand.

Eye candy for the guys at the pool.

Eye candy for the girls at the pool.

Eye candy for our four legged girls at the pool.

Cast off the lines!

We have been here in Marsh Harbour waiting out the winds and getting ready for the Gypsies arrival on Saturday for the last five days after a stop at Hope Town, Tilloo Cay for a beach day and night time beach fire, and Pete's Pub in Little Harbour. While here in Marsh Harbour we have been enjoying our time at Harbour View Marina, with pool parties, Mangos, Snappas, Conchy Joes, The Jib Room, provisioning, (lots of beer, the Gypsies are coming. Yippee!) boat cleaning, and having fun with Jesse, Brittany, and the rest of the gang. After five days tied to a dock, we are ready to cast off the lines and go exploring with the Gypsies. First stop, a return visit to Nippers for the pig roast on Sunday, and then who knows. We have a list for the Gypsies to choose from. With Gypsies in the Palace and September Song back together again, I know it will be a blast. Sadly, we say good-bye to Jesse and Brittany. We have had a great time with them this last nine days, and we will miss our adopted kids.
Don't miss the latest addition to our Blog List - Sailing Summer Wind.

September Song (waiting for the Gypsies) out
Bob


As you enter Hope Town Harbour, the first thing you see is the lighthouse. It is still lit with kerosene and tended by Lighthouse Keepers.

They still dig foundations the old fashioned way in Hope Town.

The beaches at Hope Town.

The houses in Hope Town are painted with all the Island colors.

I think this one needs a little paint. It's one of the early settlement houses.

From left to right, Post office, Commissioners, Police Station.

Took the short route to Tilloo Cay. A little skinny with 1.4 feet under the keel. Didn't get a picture of the .4 feet under the keel because I was too busy looking for deeper water. No harm, no foul, no grounding.

Rub-a-dub-dub -  four Watlingtons in a tub (tender) headed to the beach.

Stephen, getting the fire ready. For those of you who know Stephen, you know it was perfectly built.

Getting ready for another game of beach horseshoes.

Let the games begin!

Me and Jay transferring (stealing) chairs from the other abandoned camp site to the North.

What a fun place on the beach that someone has left for us.

Another beautiful sunset from the beach at Tilloo Cay.

Hot dogs over a beach fire. YUM!

A beautiful night on Tilloo beach.

Who is that masked lady?