Hurricane Irene proves that Abaco once again survives what it is dealt, Mother Nature is a force to be reckoned and respected, so happy everyone is OK! Sail, Sail away.........
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This blog is to share with you the Abaco Islands and area that surrounds us,encompassing Tahiti Beach, Tilloo Cut, Lubbers Quarters, Hopetown and Elbow Cay. A look inside what it is like to live here, and the things that take place in nature here as the season's change both on the water and land. I hope you will comment and share your thoughts as well. These are challenging yet exciting times for our delicate ecosystem and my hopes are to bring a touch of this to the reader.
4 comments:
We are so happy. Tia and I were very nervous as we watched the path.
See you in March!
Chuck & tia
Mark and Patti--loved the pic of Nick Pic in his slicker--we watched the news as Irene like floyd and dennis before seemed to like pooping abacos.
We figure you guys would be all right--you are tough bastards.
I teach my first class at the U of Memphis monday nite and then Kay and I are off to Hungary for a 12 day vacation--yeah--seemed like a good idea at the time--no one speaks english and we havent got a clue to hungarian--not sure I can even order a beer.
Glad Irene passed you by without major damage--our best to the Lubbers quarter crew and wish you all well--will be back next spring.
Hugs etc--Kay and Roger
Hey Mark and Patti--Kay and Roger here--trying to post on your blog but apparently without much success--appreciate the fine work both of you do to preserve a bit heaven--we are off to Hungary (yeah, really, but alas without capt sarah)--back mid september
glad you survived yet another hurricane--you conchs are damn tough.
hope things are going well and we look forward to seeing you next spring
Kay and Roger
Patti--assume you guys are OK--sounds like it
I am guessing you dont check your blog too often :)
we look forward to seeing you again next spring
Kay and Roger
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