 |
| See BLUE MAX on the right |
We walked back to the government docks via the beach. Molly, as usual, stopped at every shady spot along the way – what a smart dog. 
Well, look at that...it's time for happy hour. We stopped at Kaye’s which is across the dirt road from the government dock. It’s a neat restaurant with tile floor on the restaurant side and a sand floor on the bar side. We met Terry & Sandy from
 |
Sign outside Kaye's
|
Toronto, the couple from the only other boat in the anchorage - We had a long chat then decided to have dinner together. Same menu: choice of chicken, fish, cracked conch with rice, peas
 |
Kaye's kids
|
& Cole slaw served at 6:30. It was delicious – I, of course, had the cracked conch, Wayne had fish. Wonderful day. 
We decided it might be nice to retire on Rum Cay. Thursday, 6/14 Just another beautiful day in paradise. We snorkeled the reefs near the boat but decided to wait for the seas to calm a bit before we went exploring in the dinghy. Apparently, there is an awesome south wall worth a scuba dive or at least a snorkel trip.Wayne was invited to join another couple on a dive but he declined...said he had to be ‘mentally’ ready for a dive. Since I don’t dive, I’m not sure what that means. That afternoon we snorkeled near the wall – exceptionally clear. There were lots of elk horn corals.We had a nice day until it was time for me to get back into the dinghy. Since we had forgotten the latter, I had a terribly frustrating time but, after multiple attempts, I finally made it in the boat. I felt like, and probably looked like, a beached whale! We showered on the swim platform then headed to the marina for happy hour.
 |
| Marina restaurant & bar |
|
|
|
I just loved this place! I’d love for the Summerland house to have the same atmosphere as the inside of this restaurant. This is a high-end restaurant, Bahamian style but the same formula goes here as well; make reservation; order your food; show up at 6:30.The tables were impeccably set, very basic, but very elegant.
 |
BLUE MAX as seen from the Marina @ sunset
|
The end to yet another wonderful day in paradise.
Well, look at that...it's time for happy hour. We stopped at Kaye’s which is across the dirt road from the government dock. It’s a neat restaurant with tile floor on the restaurant side and a sand floor on the bar side. We met Terry & Sandy from 
We decided it might be nice to retire on Rum Cay. Thursday, 6/14 Just another beautiful day in paradise. We snorkeled the reefs near the boat but decided to wait for the seas to calm a bit before we went exploring in the dinghy. Apparently, there is an awesome south wall worth a scuba dive or at least a snorkel trip.Wayne was invited to join another couple on a dive but he declined...said he had to be ‘mentally’ ready for a dive. Since I don’t dive, I’m not sure what that means. That afternoon we snorkeled near the wall – exceptionally clear. There were lots of elk horn corals.We had a nice day until it was time for me to get back into the dinghy. Since we had forgotten the latter, I had a terribly frustrating time but, after multiple attempts, I finally made it in the boat. I felt like, and probably looked like, a beached whale! We showered on the swim platform then headed to the marina for happy hour.
No comments:
Post a Comment