Thursday was the last whole day in the Bahamas

- did the packing and rode to Hope Town
First stop at the Coffee Shop

As the fridge was already empty
went to Harbour Edge for lunch
- the club sandwich was not exactly what had in mind...
.
Didn't have that hiuge sandwich with curly fries
- instead had this Ceasar salad
with club soda

In the evening went to dine to Harbour Lodge

with Steve & Marjorie
.

The front terrace of Harbour Lodge
with the view of Hope Town harbour
.

Very nice & cosy dining room of Harbour Lodge
- no pics of the meals but had
grilled mahi mahi,
which was very good
- met there among others
Steve's & Marjorie's friend Susan,

an architect who's a big fan of Alvar Aalto & Finland!

Our fantastic hosts in the Abacos

Marjorie & Steve

- extremely caring people!
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Marsh Harbour airport
- not a huge one!

Had 12.10pm flight to Miami on Friday
.

Last views of the Abacos
- certainly will go back there!
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Marsh Harbour

Made a day trip to Marsh Harbour

by ferry
Leaving Hopetown

It takes about 20mins from Hopetown
to Marsh Harbour
- actually there's not much to see
in Marsh Harbour,
it's more like a commercial center
with banks, a couple of jewellery boutiques
and souvenier shops
.
Valentine's Day's baskets
.
There're 2 things what people usually do
while in Marsh Harbour:

Number 1: Kentucky Fried Chicken
- when it was first opened in the '80s
it was number 1 in sales in the whole world!
- the Bahamians love chicken!
- skipped that this time
.
Number 2: Maxwell's
- the biggest grocery in the Bahamas
- made some food shopping there
.
Took the 11.30am ferry from Hopetown
and return by 2pm ferry
.
Today's ice-cream: Mint chocolate
at Sugar Shack
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What a sweet couple!
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