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| The 3 beautiful conch shells that we harvested at Sampson Cay. |
| Can't beat the view while Ida Patton, proprietor of Rockside Inn & Laundromat in Black Point Settlement on Great Guana Cay gives Mark a haircut. |
| The local ladies make some beautiful woven baskets in Black Point. |
| Adderly's grocery store on Black Point. Not exactly Super Stop & Shop but it works. |
| Barnacle taking in the sunset. |
| "Cruisers Central" in Georgetown is the Exuma Market dinghy dock inside Lake Victoria This is the "parking lot" for the grocery store and other businesses in town. |
| We anchored in our usual favorite location off of Monument Beach on Stocking Island. It looks secluded until you see the next photo. |
| The Exuma Sound side of Stocking Island is a beautiful stretch of unspoiled white sand beach for walking along. |
| We never tire of the turquoise blue waters and sugar sand beaches. |
| Kathy buying fresh produce from a local woman along the Georgetown roadside. The delicious tomatoes and other veggies are from this woman's garden on the island. |
| Some of the other boats anchored off the Chat & Chill beach bar which is the hub for all of the cruiser activities such as volleyball, bacci ball, dominoes, etc |
| Enjoying a Kalik with friends at Chat & Chill |
| Sinbad enjoys some playtime onboard. |
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