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• [email protected] Special Posts: 6,921 Admiral

  November 2013 #2

  Great photos, thanks for posting Gary!
  
  some of those rattle the old memory and clear a few cob webs....

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• Bimini Dream Posts: 407 Deckhand

  November 2013 #3

  Great photos, thanks for taking the time to post

  A Part Of Paradise
  http://onetoughkitty.com

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• INTREPID377 Posts: 3,736 Captain

  November 2013 #4

  I really enjoyed browsing those. Surprised to see a young Don Smith was a shop owner back in the day. thanks for posting the link Gary.

  
  CLICK HERE FOR FISH PIX

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• whitegator Posts: 33 Deckhand

  November 2013 #5

  Awesome photos! Thanks for sharing.

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• Lobstercatcher229 Posts: 4,845 Captain

  November 2013 #6

  cool photos!

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• alacrity Posts: 2,648 Captain

  November 2013 #7

  thank gary.

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• Gary M Posts: 13,246 AG

  November 2013 #8

  I think that I posted them here 5-6-7 years ago but stumbled across them again the other day. With the 2-3 childish bullies that post here now that pretty much make it worthless to read this section anymore, I figured that some of the adults here would enjoy them as much as I did.
  
  Also, be sure to Kalik the many links to the left of the Bimini page to see more photos of other parts of the Bahamas!!
  
  I took this photo in 2003 and we had it blown up and framed after we got home with the intent of giving it to the school in Bimini. The next year, the bakery had been torn down but we presented the framed photo to an elementary teacher at the school just up past Big Game and he insisted that we come into his class and tell the young students about the baker who ran the tiny bakery! In the late 80's I went to Bimini 4 summers in a row and on departure day, I'd go buy a few loaves of the wonderful Bimini Bread from the old gentleman to take home. It was $2 a loaf. As he handed them to me, he'd recite a Bibe verse or two and wish our crew a safe journey home!
  
  

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• alacrity Posts: 2,648 Captain

  November 2013 #9

  gary, i remember your posting that picture and i saved it. its an excellent shot. thanks for sharing it again.

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