A few pictures when Frank was still visiting us in the Exumas....

Blowhole at Black Point Settlement, Great Guana Cay

Frank feeding iguana at Bitter Guana Cay

Eating celery

Windspell at anchor at Bitter Guana Cay

Farewell dinner at Staniel Cay Yacht Club

After Frank departed we sailed over to Eleuthera to Rock Harbour and then onto Governor's Harbour.  A few pictures from Governor's harbour....

Governor's Harbour, Eleuthera

Fishermen cleaning fish at Governor's Harbour

Waiting for the wave...

Catching the wave at Governor's Harbour beach

Street on governor's Harbour

The "Glass Window" on Eleuthera Island

Bahamian Alarm "cock"/clock

Entering Spanish Wells harbour

Dunmore Town Beach, Harbour Island

Lunch overlooking beach at Dunmore Town

Golf cart ride in Dunmore Town

From Governor’s Harbour we sailed on Friday, February 22^nd to Hatchett Bay.  It has a narrow opening cut into the rock with a harbor inside that provides complete wind protection.  We stayed there overnight then continued on the next day past the “Glass Window”….a very narrow stretch of Eleuthera Island where you can see from the bank side to the Atlantic Ocean.  It is traversed by a bridge that has been removed by various hurricanes and rebuilt numerous times!  We passed through Current Cut that can have a wicked 6 knot current against you if you don’t time it right…fortunately we did get it right!  We sailed into Spanish Wells late in the afternoon.  We went ashore and walked around the small community.  It is known for its fishery.  We arranged to visit Dunmore Town on Harbour Island with Walt & Erin from the sailboat, Santosha using a water taxi since using our own boats would mean traversing a tricky coral reef called Devil’s Backbone.  Dunmore Town is known for its beautiful wide, pink coral beach and quaint streets lined with bougainvillea and hibiscus shrubs.  The town lived up to its reputation.  After walking through the town streets, Walt & I rented a golf cart to explore a little further afield.