We had a beautiful Day in Great Guana Cay. The morning
started off with Waffle breakfast in the Gazebo with several other boaters. Our
host for the occasion was Diane from Boatel 1.
Diane and Ted live in Toronto on
their boat. In the winter
time when the B&B is closed they head off to Bahamas for a few months. Not
a bad way to live! Diane made all the waffles and we all brought toppings.
Vince, pictured here is a teacher from Halifax. He was voted most appetizing waffle with black berries, bananas, pineapple and whipped cream with a little Caramel sprinkles to top it off.
After our breakfast we
retreated to the boat for some more basket weaving, transferring and cleaning fuel
for our next leg of the trip etc..
Later in the afternoon we went for a walk to the beach. We ended up in a bar
named Nippers to catch a view of the ocean side of this island. The Atlantic
was still angry, although less so than yesterday. Hopefully tomorrow bodes well
for us. We'd like to see 5 feet or less for wave if possible. Please!
We ended
our evening with a Bison dinner on 'Esprit'. Kelly and Melissa are a young
couple from Alaska. They invited us over for dinner with their 3 daughters.
What a treat it was. The Bison we had was shot by Kelly and part of their
provisions when they came on this one year adventure. They took a year off and
are home schooling the girls during this time. The girls have prepared their
own fish bowl and caught all of the critters in it. 3 hermit crabs, 1 little
fish (which they hope to grow to eating size) 1 small crab and a snail. They
feed the critters bits of fish and weeds. All of the fishbowl coral and plants
were gathered from the Ocean here. Really cool project. 
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