CaywannaBay
04-11-2005, 01:18 AM
Awake early and took a fantastic sunrise picture. Today is our last full day and we have been really fortunate with good weather even though the forcast has called for thunderstorms a couple of days. We had some thunder and lightning last night and the wind got to going pretty good. All in all, not a lot of rain, just enough for some puddles.
This is going to be a lazy laid back day, which is one reason we chose to come to Guana Cay in the first place. The intriquing idea behind this trip was to find someplace to just relax and leave the hustle and bustle behind. To say we have found that place is an understatement to say the least. The problem is that one week is just not enough.
We are now sorting thru our treasure trove of seashells, sea glass, sea bisquits, conchs, and various pieces of coral. The main objective is to see what we can take home and more importantly, with the fragile items, will they make that long trip home in one piece?
Now that we have sorted thru and decided what to keep, we are actually going to take quite a bit of shells, etc., back to the ocean and throw them back in so some other lucky person can possibly rejoice in their find. What do you think the odds are on that one?
A last trip to Nippers to make sure we have purchased enough T-shirts, and to sit at the rail and have a Nipper juice(s) to enhance the view. What a way to pass the time on a beautiful afternoon.
Now to head home for some dinner, which is going to be cleaning out the Fridge and getting whatever!
Time for a trip down to see Glen at Guana Seaside for a final evening of friends at the bar and of course having a Jolly Bob, or two, and just talking with Bob and Gerry. Such gracious hosts, we know that we have made some new friends on our short stay here.
Tomorrow, it is packing in the morning and on our way back. We have enjoyed this trip immensly and now look forward to the next time, when we will, hopefully, be able to make it a longer stay.
Pictures attached:
Sunrise
Nippers beach
Guana Seaside
This is going to be a lazy laid back day, which is one reason we chose to come to Guana Cay in the first place. The intriquing idea behind this trip was to find someplace to just relax and leave the hustle and bustle behind. To say we have found that place is an understatement to say the least. The problem is that one week is just not enough.
We are now sorting thru our treasure trove of seashells, sea glass, sea bisquits, conchs, and various pieces of coral. The main objective is to see what we can take home and more importantly, with the fragile items, will they make that long trip home in one piece?
Now that we have sorted thru and decided what to keep, we are actually going to take quite a bit of shells, etc., back to the ocean and throw them back in so some other lucky person can possibly rejoice in their find. What do you think the odds are on that one?
A last trip to Nippers to make sure we have purchased enough T-shirts, and to sit at the rail and have a Nipper juice(s) to enhance the view. What a way to pass the time on a beautiful afternoon.
Now to head home for some dinner, which is going to be cleaning out the Fridge and getting whatever!
Time for a trip down to see Glen at Guana Seaside for a final evening of friends at the bar and of course having a Jolly Bob, or two, and just talking with Bob and Gerry. Such gracious hosts, we know that we have made some new friends on our short stay here.
Tomorrow, it is packing in the morning and on our way back. We have enjoyed this trip immensly and now look forward to the next time, when we will, hopefully, be able to make it a longer stay.
Pictures attached:
Sunrise
Nippers beach
Guana Seaside