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Oops, I did it again.

I just can't satiate my Guana Cay addiction.

So I dove in for another taste.

How about we just hit the highlights?

The food: If it's battered, deep fried, golden brown, carb laden, and swimming in fat on a paper plate, I'll eat it in the Abacos. Just to keep my mom off my back, I throw in a green thing every now and then.

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The drinks: Because you need to keep your blood alcohol level up to ward off those pesky mosquitoes.

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The sunrises: There simply aren't words.

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The sunsets: So beautiful they make my heart hurt.

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Nippers: Because it's not a trip to Guana without Sunday Funday!

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The Wildlife: Sharks and stingrays and screaming! Oh my!

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Blue water and white sand: Because that is the recipe for happiness, my friends.

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The colors of the Bahamas: Because nothing brightens my day like a little pop of color.

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Good friends and good times: That's what a trip to Abaco is all about.

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Before I go, I want to give a special "shout out" to Shawna Deal of Easy Touch Massage from Marsh Harbour ([email protected] or find her on Facebook!). Us "girls" wanted massages and with no spa on Guana, we were able to get Shawn to come over for a half day to give us in home massages. While Bikini Hut is not, in fact, a Bikini Store, it apparently can operate quite well as a part-time spa, complete with mimosas and Shawna's magic hands. I recommend contacting her if you ever have a few folks that want a massage on the cays or if you are going to be in Marsh Harbour.

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See....I'm not always long winded.

I will tell you one story. On our last day of our week in Abaco, a sign appeared to me in the sky.

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In case you can't all see what is OBVIOUS, it was clearly a giant lobster.

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I took it as a sign that we weren't supposed to leave.

Obviously, Matt didn't agree with me, because I am home now.

Sigh.

Posted by vicki_h 10:46 Archived in Bahamas Tagged islands tropical bahamas nippers abaco elbow_cay guana_cay grabbers marsh_harbour lubbers_landing

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Always love your adventures. Bahamas is one of our favs! Went to Jost Van Dyke after reading your blog too! Question, what camera do you use? Picures are wonderful!

by bghoff

Love,love,love the water as usual!!!!!!!

by ryanboz7

Greetings from Birmingham, Alabama. Echo your sentiments re: Abaco, have been several times and spending Christmas there this year on Elbow Cay! We'll buy you shots if we run across you all!
Kind regards, and...for the record...I love your "accounts" of your travels!! Keep 'em up Buttercup! Phyllis McCombs

by pmccmb

bghoff - I am using a Canon 5DSR. Love it!

by vicki_h

Thanks, Ryan!

by vicki_h

Phyllis - I hope we run into you some time!

by vicki_h

Understand why the this is your happy place - so beautiful!

by Sternchen6116

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