Wayne took a bunch of pictures this morning. He wanted to have breakfast at the restaurant, so he was waiting for me. Kathy & Chuck came also. This is a very beautiful place. Only 9 power boats in here. Their busy season is May through August.
This is where you come into the Bimini Sands Marina & Resort. No one is crossing today with the ocean looking like that.
Between the markers is where you enter the canal.
We decided to walk down to the ferry to cross over to North Bimini. This cost $2 a person. It is a 5 minute ride. You come into Alice Town,
We walked down to a beach access road and I found this interesting building with the door propped open with a brick. Honor system taking books out, No one was there.
Found the beach. We walked along the shore line. We were looking for the shipwreck along the rocks.
Walking along the beach were Man O' War jellyfish. They can sting you alive or dead. They float on top of the water. I saw lots of them in the ocean on the crossing. I carried Sailor on the beach. To many laying around.
Man O' War
George, Mo and Carly on Passages. They left Dinner Key the night before we left. They are in North Bimini, at Blue Water Marina. We found the marina as we were walking along today. We had drinks and good conversations about their night crossing. They plan to take the ferry over here in South Bimini tomorrow to see where we are staying.
We plan to cross over to North Bimini again to explore the rest of the Island. I cooked tonight. Steak, baked potato, salad and chocolate pudding with cream.
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