We go for a walk through
the town and look for a liquor store to replenish our rum supply, too
many rum and cokes. Some cute homes, but unfortunately many
abandoned homes that are eye sores. This seem to be a common problem
in the Bahamas. Families move and abandon their properties as the
population declines in certain areas.
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| Hatchet Bay dinghy dock |
We buy Stone Crab claws
from a local fisherman for dinner. Sure glad we have a hammer on
board the boat. You just have to remember to put the claws in a
plastic bag first before you crack them with a hammer in the cockpit.
I had a little boat washing to do after dinner.
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| Stone Crab claws for dinner |
Saturday night at the town
park they have bands and DJ's playing music on a sound system that
would be suitable for a rock concert in Yankee Stadium. We are a mile
away across Hatchet Bay and our hull was practically vibrating and
they did not quit until 3:30 AM Sunday morning. We had to close the
hatches and turn on our fans to mask the sound, so we could sleep.
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