That is the Caribbean Sea meeting the sky in the horizon long after sunset!

Listening to old Bengali songs sitting in a landing dock jutting into the water. The memories of old days triggered by the songs and the gentle sound of the waves crashing into the dock posts was a heady mix!

The whole place is filled up with small boards of very funny sayings – mostly to do with alcohol. You can spend thirty minutes just going around the whole place and reading up all the boards. If you ever come to this part of the world, do visit this place. Here are some examples:

“I seriously need a speed bump between by brain and my mouth”

“Exercise makes you look better naked. So does tequila. Your choice.”

“Potatoes make fries, chips and vodka. Seems like the other vegetables are not even trying”

and so on…

If St. Kitt’s and Nevis drink was the Killer Bees, it is definitely Dizzy Budda for the Bahamas! This is the specialty drink at the Budda.

Previous night, Sharmila and I had struck up a conversation with some local customers in that Delish bar in Eleuthera. The lady had told us to definitely try out Budda’s bar and restaurant. So, here we are!!

Coconuts and mangoes! There were a lot of guavas too..

We explored the whole island of St. George’s Cay (Spanish Wells) as well as the next one – Russell Island – on this cart.

Took Ted’s advice and decided to go check up Spanish Wells. Well, that is the city. The island in St. George’s Cay. A few centuries back, the Spanish, on their way back to Europe used to stop in this island to fill up their boats with potable water. (They had dug up wells in the island for that purpose). Thus the name of the city.

Sharmila and I went there with higher ambition. She was trying to see if she could buy some local spicy sauces.

(BTW, we did not get any there)