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The New Bedford part |
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The day-glo part |
Spanish Wells is like a day glo painted New Bedford. A
fishing town, specializing in langoustines, the harbor is busily humming along
with boating activity. The Spanish Wellers have an unusual accent, not quite British,
Bahamian, or American , yet somewhere in between standing quite on it’s own.
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We call this our beach villa! |
The architecture is colorful, the houses dating back 150 years. Today we will
rent a golf cart to explore the island and do errands. Jeanne and I met a
couple who is letting us use the front porch of their beach house and their
free wifi. It took Dave and Andy a
little while to settle into the idea of sitting on someone else’s porch and
settling it in, but with a Kalik in hand, they relaxed into the moment.
Love the beach villa!
ReplyDeleteI've lost a few days!!! Glad the crossing was a breeze and that you are in Spanish Wells. Also it's a good thing the 2 men in the hole are successful at whatever they try. Sounds like a good name for new drink "2 men in the hole". Guess it could have other meanings?!?
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