Thursday, January 21, 2016

Sugar Beach Caves

We get up early to get 4 of the marina's bikes for a morning ride north on the island to Sugar Beach Caves. We discover this island actually has hills, or at least they seem to be with one speed bikes.
 

We get to the Sugar Beach Caves and everyone finds a Sea Bean, except for Linda. They seem to be found at the high tide line, so I guess we are the first people here for the day.

Sugar Beach Caves

A Cave Man, Mark
Hills,  Linda & Karen
Biker Gang
Big Stirrup Cay, Cruise Ship behind the Island

After lunch Linda vacuums the boat and I wash the exterior with the marina's free wash water. The water is from the municipal water system which is not drinkable. It does have some salt content based on the residue on the ports when the boat dries off.

Late in the afternoon we walk down the docks to the end of the marina and buy some fresh fish from some of the local fisherman. We watch him clean it and an hour later we have it for dinner. Can't get much fresher than that. We had Hog Snapper. Linda though it was too bland. I liked mine, but I had spiced mine up a bit when I cooked it.

Local fishermen

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