It has come to my attention that Dr. Scott Morse, the doctor who bought out Clay's practice, enjoys sharing our blog to his patients and Clay's former patients. So, I thought I would dedicate this blog to you. Here are some pictures of the dentist you trusted to do your dental work. The pictures are taken all throughout
the Bahamas. Looking out from Boo Boo Hill in the Exumas, dancing in Marsh Harbour at the Jib room, trying to blow the conch, a tradition down here at sunset to let everyone know you have cheated death one more day and had a safe cruise, learning how to dance to the Rak-N-Shake music, chilling at Grabbers in the Abacos and playing Toss the Ring on the Hook . I'm sure I have posted some of these pictures before, but I thought I would put them all together for you. The pictures at the top are of the Bahamas Independence Day celebration in George Town. They celebrate over here just the way we do in the States. Lots of food, native dishes of course, dancing, regattas and lots of dancing. Now that the football season is over, we will be heading back to George Town. We are anxious to join in the cruisers activities. We hear that it is really populated with cruises and they have planned activities like beach volleyball, softball, conch blowing contest just to name a few. After watching Clay learn how to blow the conch, do you think I should enter him in the contest?
the Bahamas. Looking out from Boo Boo Hill in the Exumas, dancing in Marsh Harbour at the Jib room, trying to blow the conch, a tradition down here at sunset to let everyone know you have cheated death one more day and had a safe cruise, learning how to dance to the Rak-N-Shake music, chilling at Grabbers in the Abacos and playing Toss the Ring on the Hook . I'm sure I have posted some of these pictures before, but I thought I would put them all together for you. The pictures at the top are of the Bahamas Independence Day celebration in George Town. They celebrate over here just the way we do in the States. Lots of food, native dishes of course, dancing, regattas and lots of dancing. Now that the football season is over, we will be heading back to George Town. We are anxious to join in the cruisers activities. We hear that it is really populated with cruises and they have planned activities like beach volleyball, softball, conch blowing contest just to name a few. After watching Clay learn how to blow the conch, do you think I should enter him in the contest? I hope you enjoy the pictures. I'll try and do better at keeping up with the Blog, but I do know from experience that hotspots in George Town are hard to come by. Even though I did not get any pictures, I must add that Clay and I were treated on a 160 ft Motor Yacht to watch the Super Bowl. It was a blast, the little Marina we enjoying staying at in Nassau invited all the all the cruisers (total of 2 boats) to come watch the game. I took some snacks and they provided more food from Outback Steak House. I always get nervous watching a big game with a group of people, but to my surprise, everyone there really wanted to watch the game . We had a wonderful time. The yacht is something else, complete with a huge screening room, jacuzzi and even an elevator. This is one Super Bowl we won't forget.
Check back later, hopfully, I have more pictures of our cruise to George Town.
As always, The Happy Cruisers!
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