Thursday, December 8, 2016

Day 42--Half Moon Cay, Bahamas

a beautiful arrival before sunrise at our anchorage just off the beach at Holland America's private island in the Bahamas--Half Moon Cay...  a pretty sunrise over the island that was a welcomed site after sailing for 7 days at sea..  I was off by myself on the first tender to walk the island as I usually do having been here 40x before..  camera in hand I made off on the trek to the west end  a near 2 mile walk along the beach..  no one around.. it was great as I snapped away..  having reached the far west end I turned back and began my walk to meet up with Pat and friends who all came over on  later tenders around 9am..  grabbed a spot and some beach chairs and relaxed .. a nice long dip in the warm blue ocean water in a paradise setting..'it don't get no more better-er than that'.. what a day... some time out for the island's BBQ lunch hosted by the ship's staff.. then back on to the beach and some more 'in the water'.. a nice quiet relaxing peaceful day with no crowds.. just a wow kinda day  .. the cruise ends tomorrow morning as we set sail at 4pm for Ft Lauderdale about 270 miles away

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an off-duty crew member having some fun
flipping over backwards into the water



the famous  HMC's roosters & family







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