Sweet Decor Inspiration
Much of Green Turtle Cay’s wealth in the late 1800s was generated through the cultivation and export of pineapples. At that time, the fruit was a rare luxury for European royalty and upper classes and
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Month: November 2016
Daily Photo – November 14, 2016
It’s Museum Monday! Today’s photo is of the Gospel Chapel Sunday School, and was taken sometime during the 1950s. Recognize anyone? Save Save
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About Those Bolos
Earlier this year, a reader named Brian W. emailed to ask if I knew why the Green Turtle Cay ferries were all named Bolo. At the time, I didn’t. But in conducting research for Those
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Daily Photo – November 13, 2016
Unripened sea grapes, Green Turtle Cay, Bahamas. Save Save
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Last Call for Pre-Christmas Book Orders
Hi, all. Thanks to everyone who has ordered copies of Those Who Stayed. Your books will be on their way to you at the end of the coming week. For those who haven’t yet ordered
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Daily Photo – November 12, 2016
The wooden dock at Cherokee Sound, Abaco, Bahamas. Save Save
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Hints of the Past: Where Those Stairs Lead
As I recently wrote, you’ll spot hints of Green Turtle Cay’s history all around. One glimpse into the past can be found right in the center of town. Across from the basketball court is a
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Daily Photo – November 11, 2016
Clerodendrum speciosissimum flowers in New Plymouth. Save Save
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