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20 Things I Learned on Guana Cay….Redux.

I started this blog 5 years ago after an ill-fated trip to Guana Cay with our good friends John and Teresa. Two black eyes, a busted boat propeller, a slide down a boat ramp, sunburned lips, power outages……..Everything that could go wrong on that trip did and it inspired me to start writing about my travels.

Well, we’ve made a lot of trips to Guana Cay since then, but it took 5 long years for our friends John and Teresa to decide to return. We made the trip in August, exactly 5 years after the first trip.

A lot can change in 5 years.

So, let’s try this again. Here are 20 NEW things I learned on Guana Cay.

#1. There is no sunrise more beautiful than the first morning you wake up on Guana Cay.

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#2. There’s no such thing as “too much mac n’ cheese.”

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#3. The Nippers Sunday Buffet is so much more enjoyable when it’s not in your lap.

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#4. There is no greater joy on earth than the first time you make it on the hook and ring game at Grabbers.

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Unless it’s the first time you make it on the “around the pole hook and ring game” at Lubber’s Landing.

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#5. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with eating 3 burgers in 3 days.

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#6. The best days are the ones where you do nothing at all.

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#7. You might as well JUMP.

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#8. Dreams can come in the shape of a dirty bobber hanging on a tree.

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#9. There are more shades of blue than you can count.

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#10. You can watch the same sunset from the same spot every night and it never gets old.

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#11. There is nothing cuter than a dog jumping with happiness across the beach, even if the sand does end up in your bed.

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#12. Don't drink and Jenga.

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#13. Three rainbows in 3 days is almost as good as 3 burgers in 3 days.

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#14. No matter where you go in Abaco, there is a deserted beach with your name on it.

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#15. Sometimes it’s okay to break the rules.

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#16. There is absolute joy and wonder to be had in the simplest of moments.

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#17. If you don’t like where you are….just get in the boat.

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#18. The best walks don’t take you anywhere.

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#19. When you are happy, time doesn’t matter.

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#20. Spending your birthday with good friends on Guana Cay can be the best weekend ever.

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Now repeat after me: There’s no place like Guana. There’s no place like Guana. There’s no place like Guana…..

Posted by vicki_h 12:48 Archived in Bahamas Tagged island caribbean tropical bahamas abaco guana_cay

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Fabulous photos as always! How was Greece- looking forward to a report and pix!

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Just as I suspected: My PTSD has not yet subsided! ;) Still, those cheeseburgers beckon...

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