Our Long Island Adventure – Part 2 – Long Island Bahamas, February 24, 2022

Our Long Island Adventure – Part 2 – Long Island Bahamas, February 24, 2022

The day we rented the car, we tried to cover as much of the island as we could, so we also checked out Dean’s Blue Hole near the caves.  There is the Bahamian Free Diving contest help there each year.  We saw a plaque of all the diver’s who had lost their life trying to do this.  Very sad.


 We then went to the Columbus Monument, on the north side.  It was a great look view and was very nice the see the monument itself was not only dedicated to Christopher Columbus but the Lucayan people as well. 

We also drove over some “Costa Rica Roads” to get to Adderly’s Plantation Ruins.  After a nerve-racking drive and one small scratch on the car (not the like the wombat sized issue we had in Australia), we arrived.  As our luck would have it…the ruins (as nearly all Bahamian ruins seem to be) were nearly nonexistent.  It was supposed to be nine buildings and the online photos were kind of a bait and switch.  Here is what we ended up seeing.  You can also sprinkle in some poison wood trees on the hike.

With the sun starting the set, a sundowner was calling out name. 

We passed the next few days with boat projects, and I have to say, our stainless is looking quite fabulous!  We also decided to leave a souvenir behind at Sou’ Side Bar & Grill.  If you see the Ohio plates, think of us!

 

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Hi, I'm Sally and this is my husband, Ron. I’ve been doing marketing for the last 30 years for tech companies and Ron is a biomedical engineer. Basically, he knows what he is doing and well, I don't. However, the yin and yang of our relationship is total bliss. We decided after 10 years of marriage, the joy of suburbia, and years of travelling, that this was for us. So, we saved, retired, and this is our story. We’ve taken trips to Costa Rica and love it. Nowhere on earth can you see that many masonry animal statues and not a pothole crew in site. Beautiful. Then there was Jamaica where the night before we left, I broke my big toe and was not able to go into the water. Instead, we experienced the most amazing singing bartender while drinking "Shit on the Grass." No lie. Then there was British Virgin Islands where we chartered a boat three times. Twice with just us and the final time with our 4 daughters. Man, there is no better way to hear your kids complain than in a space that small. That was some quality family time there. Now we are empty nesters, we have purchased a Leppard Catamaran and you are invited to come along for the ride. Should be a total hoot.

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