Little Harbour 3

 We walked a fair bit and came across so many funny, interesting and odd things.  Enjoy.

This house is right on the beach at high tide.  You can see the

debris line just below the stairs.  Too close for my comfort.

Cute, well stocked mini-library.  We left a book we had finished

and took a new one.

There were several of this painted conchs along a fence wall.

One of the many paths we wandered down just to see

where they would lead us.

Some had deeper foliage than others. 

How do you not follow this path?  Of course, we did!

Just what every tiki hut needs a skeleton pirate and his

skeleton parrot.

This was a lovely garden in a house's front yard.  The stones

were heart shaped.

This is the school.  We saw 4 students all remote learning

on their computer stations.  Recess was games on the beach.

Having had a slingshot as a kid, I would loved

to have had the power of one this sized.

This multi-level deck provided the owner with views of the

Sea of Abaco and the Atlantic.  Looks scary to me.

The Path to Somewhere was long and winding through

many layers of plants but it lead to the ocean.  Well worth

the side excursion.

Well, if you can't have pirates you can have characters 

made from a variety of fishing buoys.  Each had their

own inscription that you can read if you zoom in.

A new house being built on the beach. 

A view of the village from the ocean side.  The houses look

all nestled among the greenery on different levels of the hill.

This welcome sign explains that the village is self sufficient.

All their power is provided by solar and water from rain catchment.