organized by Stuart Cove's
- pick up time at 8.30am at the hotel
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where the boats're waiting
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- here it was also possible to feed fish
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and helped people to go into the water
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Second stop was near Nygård Cay
which is named after Finnish-born Peter Nygård
whose house burnt down a couple of years ago
-still looks quite dramatic
- locals told that he has already started rebuilding it
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- absolutely too scary to try one!
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- was told not to touch the coral,
because it could cause a burning painful feeling for a long time
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- the instructions were very strict:
no feeding
no splashing
at least one hand on the rope,
other hand next to body
- a bait of rotten fish was placed in the bottom
to atract sharks
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the staff was feeding the shark
and they came up near the surface
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Back in Nassau had lunch at
Jamaican-Bahamian restaurant
- full of locals,
no tourist at all
Fried whole snapper
with typical side dishes:
rice'n beans & plantain
- good, rather spicy
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