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Bahamas – Abacos

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Green Turtle Cay

DATES OF STAY: 11/7/2012-11/26/2012.
OF INTEREST: New Plymouth is an interesting old town, founded in the late 1700s when Loyalists fled America to create a settlement still loyal to King George.  A sculpture garden depicts these Loyalists and some slaves in the form of bronze busts.  Other than tourism, the economy is tied to fishing like so many other Bahamian settlements.
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Marsh Harbour

DATES OF STAY: 11/28/2012-12/26/2012.
OF INTEREST: Marsh Harbour is on Great Abaco Island and is the third largest settlement in the Bahamas.  This is the place to be in the Abacos for provisioning, marine services, restaurant & bar choices, and mingling with both locals and cruisers.
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