Dad was up early while we were in Morgan’s Bluff in Andros. He likes fly fishing for bone fish. But the only thing he came back with was a broken prop. He says a sand colored rock took a chip out of one of the Read More
Bodin is playing the ukulele while I write. Mom asked how I felt to leave Lantana, and I said it was like “noooo and yessss” at the same time. You don’t want to leave, but you’re excited to go. Bodin says he kinda Read More
We went to John D. MacArthur Beach State Park on Singer Island in Palm Beach to try surfing. People can go surfing, kayaking, swimming, paddle boarding and fishing here. We parked and had a long walk to the beach. Read More
We arrived at the Hurricane Hole Marina in Nassau and tied up the boat. Then we got ready. We walked down the dock. The staff at the marina gave us a ride in the golf cart to Atlantis. When we finally got to the Read More
We’re in Little Farmer’s Cay and people have told us that we could swim with turtles here. So we finally did it. We went in, just past the government dock and tied our dinghy up to Captain Conch’s dock. We met Deno Read More
I went out on my first pole spearing dive with Owen, Nate (sv Keltia) and my dad. We got in the dinghy and we headed to the reef. It was a very bumpy ride because the wind was blowing. We got in the water. The Read More
Finding the Conch My dad said he saw a bullshark on this little island inside Norman’s Cay once. He was wading offshore with the dogs when a bullshark swam between him and the sandy beach. We decided to call this Read More
We went to the Dolphin Research Center in Marathon, Florida with our friends and other homeschoolers on Friday. They have a cool mission: “Through education, research and rescue, Dolphin Research Center promotes Read More
We woke up and ate breakfast quickly today. We drove though the mangroves in Sisters Creek to get to Sombrero Beach by 10 a.m. to see a public turtle release. Dad tied the dinghy to a mangrove tree. The sand was the Read More
We woke up in the anchorage in Lake Worth. It was 6:45 a.m. Our Dad went out to the back of the boat and looked to his right. He saw that the boat floating next to us last night was now sinking. The front of the Read More