Pesci's in the Abaco's, Bahamas

(Part 4)

Here is Part 4 from our trip to Abaco Island in the Bahamas.  Drag your pointer over a picture for the caption or description of each picture. You can also click on each picture (thumbnail) for a larger picture.

One of our favorite Abaco Cays was Green Turtle. At Green Turtle we had lunch at Laura's Kitchen, visited the Albert Lowe Museum, visited the sculpture garden, Sid's groceries, Native Traditions, and stopped by New Plymouth Club and Inn. The Albert Lowe Museum was established in 1976 and was the first historical museum in the Bahamas. It houses artifacts of the Lucayan Indians who once inhabited the islands and exhibits of both past and present residents, such as ship models created by the late Albert Lowe and paintings by the well-known artist, Alton Lowe. The curators (the Robertson's), a husband and wife team were a charming couple that added much historical information to our visit.  Mr. Robertson was born in 1917 in the house next to the museum. This was the only day we had any rain during our trip as a couple of light showers passed through in the afternoon.

Albert Lowe model   Another Albert Lowe model   Up stairs at Albert Lowe museum   Looking out an upstairs window of Albert Lowes house. The view has not changed much in 150 years

Portrait of a mid-wife who delivered most of the babies on the island   Looking down one of the main streets in Green Turtle   Green Turtle harbor   Fly Fishing shop in Green Turtle

New Plymouth Club and Inn   New Plymouth Club and Inn   Sculpture Garden   A residential street in Green Turtle

Heavy traffic street in Green Turtle   Mom and Bill at Sculpture garden   Where the American Loyalists first settled   Jenni and Liana studying the Sculpture Garden

Back to Treasure Cay. Ferry waiting in background  straw market owner in Marsh Harbor   snorkel kids   Hope Town harbor

Island Girls!   Liana getting braided   Jenni getting braided too   Dancing around the coconit tree,,(too many Goombays)   

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