Bahamas - Ragged Islands, Hog Cay, Lobstering and Walks
SV Meshugga
Nicholas & Deidre Mace
Sun 5 Apr 2020 17:07
Dale and John in the dinghy bypass Nicholas in the water
Nicholas, my hunter
Bingo, a huge Lobster. The pole spear would not pierce the carapace, so Nicholas had to grab him by hand and pull him out of his hole, unfortunate loosing a couple of legs.
Thanks Nicholas, a dinner for a least 2 nights for me.....
Nicholas, not a fan of Lobster, was to have Braaied Lamb chops.
This is my standard 60cm oven tray.......
Poached, split in half, grilled with garlic and lemon butter.
Superb eating. I did not remember to take a photo of the final meal
Late afternoon 10 new yachts arrived. We don’t know where from, so our group of ‘clean’ yachties are having sundowners on a small beach away from the normal beach and boma.
L-R Nicholas,
John & Holli of SV Shiloh,
Shelley of SV Long Reach,
Marita & Alan of SV AlleyCat,
Pepper & Dale of SV MokaKat,
John of SV Long Reach.
Sitting in the sand and rock amidst sea grass. Next time some chairs.....
Waiting for the Green Flash, and we were rewarded !!!!
Another Day and Another Girls Walk
Me, Holli and Marita
Beautiful beach on the southern side of Hog Cay
Hog Cay Cut, if going out to sea
Looking south across the Cut, to Ragged Island, the newly made ferry/container dock for supplies for the island. We see that a yacht is tied up in there...
Cruisers marking the start of the Trail back to ‘our’ side of the cay
Another perfect sunset
Take Care
Deidre Mace
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