And Even More Pictures



Rain is coming.  This is a view from the restaurant where we had lunch.





Weird statue.  We see this large figure off in the distance and had to explore further.

I'd love to know the story behind this guy.  He is in the middle of a circular drive of

a very nice house on the water.



Second dingy dock for mooring balls.  I imagine there is no room during high season.

This is on the side of the building.

This is a convenient meeting area.  The main facility closes at 6:45 so potlucks

and other meetings are held here.  We attended a meeting on making way to

the Bahamas earlier in the week.

With all the rain we've had, this hatch cover has come in very handy to

keep things cool and dry.  We have another one over the vberth.



Rare beach since most beaches on the east coast of Florida are made with sand

trucked in from elsewhere.  This is one of the few remaining natural beaches.



Rain coming in.  We were in the dingy and had our jackets on but managed to make it

back to the boat before it hit.  This has been a daily sight for us.  We have generally been

lucky enough to get where we were going on the bike or in the dingy before it rains.



Pat's better side.  David likes to sneak in the picture so it usually means my

back is turned.



Private island-note wind generator to provide power-no line run out there.  We wanted

to get closer but the weather was nearly on us.



Martina.  Can you believe those eyes!!  She may be making

the crossing to Bimini with us with mom and dad in tow.





Manuela, Martina, Manuel.  Ok, now you can see where those beautiful eyes come

from.  This delightful couple is from Italy on maternity leave.  They bought a Prout

catamaran in SC and arrived in the harbor a day or two after us.