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All photos were taken in the Bahamas. Some are many years old and quite nostalgic, and some are fairly new.

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Note! In the Bahamas, the word cay is pronounced "key" not "kay", as in some other locales.

Fort Fincastle-Located in Nassau Bahamas, next to the Water Tower, the highest point on the island of New Providence.

Fish Market-A typical native seafood, fruit and vegetable stall, on Potters Cay, connected to New Providence. Now, this is fresh food.

Government House-A cannon is in front, Christopher Columbus statue in center, and Government House in the rear.

Unknown cay-In the northern 1/4 of the Exumas. The sand here was like talcum powder.

Crystal water-In the northern Exumas. The Exuma Islands run north and south for about 100 miles, in the center of the Bahamas.

Private Island-Many seapens, a very fragile seashell, as well as several different "conchs", were found while snorkeling this private island.

Green Turtle ?- Just outside Arawak Cay.

Entering Nassau Harbour- Nassau to the left, Paradise Island to the right, and Paradise Island bridge adjoining them.

Rawson Square-The old look. It looks a bit different now. God save the Queen.

Rawson Square-Looking north from Bay Street, circa 1981, with a horse and buggy heading out on a tour.

Fort Charlotte-Circa early 1980's. To many young Bahamians, the greatest playground ever created. To visit THIS fort, with someone that knows it's history, would be worth any effort to achieve it.

Haitian sloop-A Haitian sloop encountered in Bahamian waters.

Highbourne Cay-The entrance to the harbour of Highbourne Cay, Exuma.

Sheer tranquility- Highbourne Cay, Exuma, Bahamas. Relax to the max.

Bahamian garden-A small hotels garden, across from the Esplanade beach, Nassau.

Staniel Cay-In the middle of the Exumas. This is a treasure of a place with a small hotel and marina. To this day, this island remains detached from the rest of the worlds problems.