Whether you're familiar with the beaches of Sandbanks Provincial Park, Wasaga Beach, Southend on Sea or Europe in general, seems to me there is nothing that can rival this!
Taking a new rout, out to a favorite local fishing spot on Cupid Cay.
Robert, white shirt, told us he's from a family of 17 children, of whom only 12 survived.
Local folk here are open and friendly, not jaded by hoards or tourists in other Caribbean islands. That one of the huge attractions that lure us back here each winter.
The days slip by, and we adapt comfortable to our new environment.
Governors Harbour has certain permanent elements. Feral chickens. Noisy, and everywhere. But you kind of get used to it, as it blends into the general background noise 'downtown'. There was a rumor a few years ago that one of the local ex-pats living hear had declared a bounty on them. Clearly that had no effect.
A walk on French Leave beach yesterday evening, absolutely empty of people. Three miles long or so of pristine sand. What is even more encouraging and good to see, the lack of any plastic garbage washed up by the ocean. we're on the Atlantic side, so at the mercy of whatever is out there.
The phone had also become our camera of choice for this trip. Not bad for a little gadget. I'd rather use a real camera, but the phone sure is handy.
