Samson Cay is a popular spot for fancy megayachts. The crew moves the boat there and the owners arrive by floatplane
Birds hanging out on a dock
Going upwind on a windy day - our sails are reefed down tiny!
Strong current in Big Rock Cut near Staniel Cay shows as swirls on the water
Yachties and locals outside Exuma Market in George Town
A vendor talks with schoolkids in George Town
A balloon fish - they inflate and their spines stick out when they are frightened
A big school of small bar jacks
A small school of big barracudas
Bahamian fishermen clean conch near a wreck off Flamingo Cay, Jumentos
Inscription we found scratched in a limestone cliff on Flamingo Cay. It says 1866 J.M.
Windom at anchor at Flamingo Cay
Britt in a (dry) well on Flamingo Cay
Ruin of building at Flamingo Cay
Inland water holes at Flamingo Cay
This water hole was very beautiful
The water holes are filled with tiny red shrimp
Lots of conched-out conch shells
A very large school of grunts
School of horse-eye jacks
Pretty coral garden with a blue tang and a few grunts
An underwater tunnel
Britt repairs a tear in our jib
A bird in a nest tucked into a solution pocket in the limestone of Buena Vista Cay. (We didn't get very close or use flash because we didn't want to disturb her. It's a zoom shot.)
Anchorage at Raccoon Cay. As usual, Windom's the only boat...
Little birds seemed to love the beach on Johnson Cay.
Plastic trash items washed up on a windward beach...
...make a colorful trash mosaic
Christmas tree worms on coral - they're a kind of tube worm which retracts into its hole when disturbed.
A nice stand of finger coral
Red hind (also called strawberry grouper)
Britt fishing
Ilana fishing - whoa, we got something big!
...and something got it!