this is what you do when the tube of caulking hardens up … cut it in half ..
what a mess
we found the two leaks, one is where the wire comes down from the mast
and into the boat
the other is a stanchion base
our neighbours catch of the day
Strawberry Grouper ..they are very colourful
Sue Allison arrives and we take a taxi to Cherokee Sound
a Sea Biscuit covered in some strange plant life
they looked like tiny shells
Sue enjoying the salt water
Elizabeth our tour guide and taxi driver
we wanted to see this longest wooden dock in the Bahamas
the start of the dock
the water is very shallow, at low tide it is no more than knee deep
this beach had lots of shells and Hermit Crabs
all of these shells of different sizes and shapes has Hermit Crabs in them
a Curly Tail Lizard
some of the homes in Cherokee Sound
this settlement was very clean and lawns maintained
the school, most of them are painted yellow
the hurricane shutters on the doors
every settlement has a memorial to the fishermen Lost at Sea
next stop is Little Harbour
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