Day 131 Hike to a cave with bats

 






Waiting on laundry.

Circled shark…..view while doing laundry.



We left Rudder Cay this morning and took one last sail over top of David Copperfield’s Musician artwork of an underwater piano and mermaid.  Then we stopped at Oven Rock Cay and explored an underground cave. There were pools of water that you could snorkel into other parts of the cave, but we opted out of that adventure.  It was super hot and we were drinking our water every hundred steps it seemed like.  Then we made our way to Black Point Cay that has the best laundromat in the Exumas.  While doing laundry, Jessica made friends with a local cat, and I proved to Jessica that I could indeed fold laundry.  Then we had a rare experience in which we were able to go out to a restaurant for dinner. Most restaurants in the Bahamas are only open for lunch and happy hour, but we found one that we could safely take the dinghy to for dinner. We thoroughly enjoyed hot wings and a grouper sandwich.



She caught me!






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