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| This was taken through 9 feet of water. Clear water. We're definitely not in Carlyle Lake anymore... |
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| Clear enough to see our mast shadow on the bottom in 10 feet of water |
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| A three foot barracuda parked right under our boat in Great Sale Cay |
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| Our buddy boat Ellida |
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| Our dolphin buddies in water clear enough to see them. We love these guys. They always make us smile. |
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| Our cutter rig deployed. Kintala loves to sail and she's so happy when all her sails are up. |
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| We got to practice using our whisker pole. It made Kintala and the Captain both very happy. |
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| One of the scenic towns along the Abaco Islands |
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| You can clearly tell the shallows around here by the lighter color of water. |
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| One of the cool boats we saw while sailing from Crab Cay to Green Turtle Cay |
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| Signs like this are EVERYWHERE around New Plymouth in Green Turtle Cay. They're all competing for the cruiser's business which is their lifeblood here |
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| The town of New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay and the first hill we've seen in months. |
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| The main harbor at New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay |
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| One of six churches servicing this small town. Any flavor you want. |
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| The colors of everything here are so brilliant that it almost hurts your eyes |
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| The cruiser's dinghy dock in New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay |
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| This one is for my brother the retired Methodist minister. The local Methodist church. |
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| Donnie's Marina and mooring balls. The customer service here just can't be beat. |
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| Looking north over the Black Sound on the south end of Green Turtle Cay |
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