RIBBONS OF BLUE

 We had an amazing twelve nights with good friends and this is what we shared. 

Mega Yachts, Ribbons of blue waters, Pipe Creek sandbar, snorkeling (at a special undisclosed amazing spot), turtles, fish, our look-see bucket, paddle boarding, beach walking, sand dollar collecting, Saddle Cay sandbar, sea planes landing and taking off, Shroud Cay mangroves, rays, Sampson Cay sandbar, Thunderball Grotto, lunch out at Staniel Cay Yacht Club, shopping at the Pink Pearl and SWIMMING in the blue waters. There was a rain storm we got caught in the dinghy but it was not freezing rain, we got rinsed off! Memories to share.

This above float plane landed near the sunken airplane at Norman's Cay so their guests could snorkel for awhile before heading to another destination.

Norman's Cay's sandbars and beaches are our favourite. They are best at low tide but our larger dinghy can't get in as close. We just walk in. 

Our friend was flying over Norman's Cay and captured this awesome photo.

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FRIENDS EQUALS FANTASTIC FUN

 Many boats down here have guests that come aboard for a holiday. We haven't had guests since 2019. We welcome our long time friends Doug and Vicki; we get to share the blue waters, good food and awesome times.

We took them to Pipe Creek, Norman's Cay then onto Shroud Cay but it is very windy these days. Tomorrow we head to the Exuma Land and Sea Park's north mooring field (hopefully). We will put our underwater lights on and show them the rays and sharks. 

Pipe Creek

Norman's Cay

Lagoon at Shroud Cay

Shroud Cay