On January 2, knowing that just about everything in the Bahamas is closed on Sundays, we did a little bit of maintenance, then headed to the pool for the afternoon. I know, what I said earlier; however, Lucya Village Marina is located on the other side of the lagoon, so it was just easier to head to the pool. It actually worked out well since we met several really nice people there and talked about various options for getting back to the U.S.
On January 3, we were planning to head to Great Harbor. Unfortuantely, the weather did not cooperate, so we headed to the Lucya Market Place for lunch. While we were there, we saw that the Harley Davidson place was open, so I purchased T-shirts from there. Then we had lunch and spent a quiet rest of the day on the boat.
On January 4, we went to the International Bazaar. We wandered around and did a lot of looking, but nothing sparked our interest. We had lunch at the Chicken Shack and Garden bar which turned out to be quite good. After that, we headed back to the boat with the international edition of the USA Today to catch up on world affairs.
Voyages