Author Archives: carolcurtis

3.7.2010-3.13.2010 Of course my post is late, but following along my version of reality, from Hope Town we left to go to Marsh Harbour to get our mail.  Considering what you pay to get your mail, it really isn’t worth … Continue reading →

3/1/2010-3/5/2010 We spent a week in Hope Town, due mostly to the high winds.   Although we have a sailboat, you have to be realistic about your ability to get the boat off the mooring ball and out of the … Continue reading →

Here are some pictures of the kids having fun.

Hope Town is a pretty town, best known for its lighthouse, which was built in 1864.  It is one of the longest working lighthouses.  We toured it on Sunday.  The views, both of the Sea of Abaco, and the Atlantic … Continue reading →

I posted some about being in Treasure Cay.  We then went to Guana Cay, where a bar called Nippers is located.  They have an ideal location up on a crest that offers a fantastic view of the Atlantic Ocean.  Every … Continue reading →

We saw this on New Year’s Day, but I didn’t get to post my pictures. So here they are.  The picture of the “pink building” is the old jail, and Shane managed to get on the roof to watch the … Continue reading →

It has been almost two weeks, so in retrospect it doesn’t seem as bad.  But the day after we arrived in Treasure Cay it was quite windy.  We decided that we were too close to our neighbor (a boat on … Continue reading →

So we dinghyed in to the bar to get ready. No one cared about the game in our family except for me. In the Curtis family everyone brings something electronic to provide self entertainment. Kelly is one with the Kindle. … Continue reading →

When I last posted, we talked about going back to Manjack. It was a wonderful few days. The water is clean so we swam off the boat each day. The tides rise and fall both in the Atlantic and in … Continue reading →

Chris and I (living vicariously through the kids) finished the first semester of school and were relieved to say the least.  I am not sure if it is good or bad that the kids had to do so much to … Continue reading →