Catching up – from Middle of January 2016
The Marina at Compass Cay has a ton of fish – including Nurse Sharks that come up on the dock at low tide so you can pet them. They seemed quite cat like. Some would rub your leg and anothe one would pick its head up to let you know he’d like some more affection, please! They are the texture of very fine wet cement but their fins soft like skin.
Nice shark, good shark!
Nurse sharks at Compass Cay Marina
They actually rub up against you like a cat, wanting you to pet them – so cool!
Sunset Compass Cay
In many anchorages people blow conch (pronounced conk) shells at sundown. Our friend Katharine does a great job with hers.
Katharine and Cynthia blowing the conch shell at sunset.
in other places people drum down the sun – so I got out my drum a and joined in the joyful noise!
While I drum down the sun (there is a small drum a drum in front of me)
Cocktails on Moorahme
Katharine
Joe
our next stop was Staniel Cay.
Staniel Cay Sunset
Staniel Cay – rooster
we found a fisherman with lobsters to sell!
Lined up – waiting to be cleaned
Yum yum
Cleaning lobster
Give us a big kiss
Staniel is famous for it’s swimming pigs.
When pigs swim
This one tried to get in the dinghy!
Feeing the hungry pigs
This big one stands there with his mouth open – like a garbage bin
Bacon seeds!
Posers
Randy blowing down the sun.
Time to cook that lobster!
Moorahme 
“This big one stands there with his mouth open – like a garbage bin”
you’re going to have to be a little more specific about who you mean in this picture 😉
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Holy smokes, Katherine and you could be sisters!
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Thank you
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Not nice Rob! Bacon sandwiches for you next time you join us on the boat!
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