Here are more pics from our time in Bimini
This is the immigration house for the Bahamas. Richard cleared the crew into the country here. To the left is where they take tourists to buy t-shirts.
Tourists from the cruise ship being herded to the t-shirt shops.
Pretty
A typical (higher end) house in Bimini. Not sure what the “stage” in front is for.
The library. I think if you want a book you just take it, hopefully you return it.
Brown’s Marina
Feeding “Bull Sharks” with the leftovers from a fish. We didn’t swim here because of the abundance of the Bull Sharks.
We dinghy-ed to the island that is only visible at low tide and did some exploring.
This is a baby conch. Everywhere you go you see Conch Salad and Cracked Conch for sale. Piles of conch shells line the shore where fishermen clean their catch.
Our Tour the Resort (Pleasantville)
Dolphin House
In front of the house.
Getting a tour from the artist.
THE BOYS ARE SO BROWN!!!!! It’s good to see you guys having a good time!!!!
I was thinking a day or two ago if we had tanned or not… now I have my answer.
Love the plastered Art House! Cool! Did you eat conch salad?
We haven’t eaten the conch yet… Looking at a living conch might have been a mistake. The locals have suggested that we try cracked conch which is conch deep fried. We have a year to work up to conch salad that…
Yes, I agree that it might be a bit of a stretch to eat a conch now. But like you say, you’ve got a year! I remember the first time I ate paella in Spain and came across a rubbery piece in the paella – took it out of my mouth to see what it was, and clearly saw the little suckers on one side – it was octopus! That image is fixed in my memory!
We,re jealous for the weather you are enjoying….love the museum…cool art! take care
Loving the pictures!