On the very southern tip of Great Abaco Island is the settlement of Sandy Point. Not much happens here, it is quite remote, but also beautiful.
On all of the outer islands in the Bahamas you quickly get used to every car that passes (and there are not many!) honks and waves in greeting. People are always friendly, if not always effusive about it. Last time we were here, the weather made it a hassle to get to shore, so this time we made a point of getting to the beach and walking around town.
Here are some pictures:
The Beach
More Beach
More Beach
And More Beach
Rush hour on the road to Marsh Harbor
Ripening Sea Grapes
Just a beautiful roadside wildflower
The town’s fire company. I did mention it was a small town, right?
Tree snails are common in spots. Some of the ones with more exotic colored shells are quite rare.
If you are going to sit by the dock of the bay, you need a chair, right?
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