We went for a little dinghy exploration....we've never really spent much time at Georgetown other than for re-provisioning.
A nice bridge to the private island of Crab Cay. This bridge leads over to two different ruins....one from the homestead of 1700's loyalist Sir William Walker, and one from a failed resort building attempt by deep-pocket investors in 2009.
Over to explore the new moorings that have been placed in the Red Shanks anchorage area. This used to be a large wind protected anchorage area. There are 20+ mooring balls installed now and only one was occupied.
The sad broken remains of a racing trimaran.
We could easily see the ruins of the Sir William Walker homestead. Unfortunately there were No Trespassing signs all over the shoreline so I refrained from going ashore.
Back to town, we thought we'd stretch our legs a bit.
Pleasant day - we walked the circle around Lake Victoria.
Nothing much has changed - Peace and Plenty looks like they've done a bit of renovation.
After a quick stop at Exuma market for a few fresh veggies, back to the boat. Not sure of our next move but it will be northbound.
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