Our fish are getting bigger...

So impressive.

When Linda, Wendie and I were walking around the shell of our Great Cistern home, a couple of months after Hurricane Dorian, I found this piece of a large cabinet that was in the house when we bought it. We called it: The Ugly Ass Cabinet. But there it was, this small wooden piece, amoung the seaweed, broken pieces of furniture and roofing tiles. I had to bring it home.

Mieke and Frits came for a bike ride.

We had a picnic!

Not every day you see alpacas taking a bath.

Maarten and Frits tried to hug a tree.

Black Lives Matter gathering in Amsterdam.

This makes me so happy.. These three amazing little girls in our old Yellow Tin Boat! Thanks Kate, for sharing this.

These ducks come every morning for some seed and a splash in the billabong.

Of course we had to stop at another cute booth during our bike ride! We bought this hand made bird feeder. For fat balls.

Another great bike ride. Found this "Clog Path". For walkers only. No signs, just line of sight. You can see the next clog from the one you're standing next to.

The next clog is to the right of where Roo is.

On one of our recent bike trips. Another little road side booth. Usually home made items. And free books.

Took some photos of some of the benches in our area. These are usually placed along bike/walking paths by the local government. It's said, that you can't walk more than half an hour in Holland, before finding the next bench.

This one is on our road.

This one on the other end of our road!

My beautiful, talented niece, Marielle, and her precious husband Sander.

Maarten took this.

Early this morning. The garden just waking up. Lots of birds at the feeder and a couple of ducks in the billabong. Photo of the rear of the house. That's Maarten's car. Our neighbour is watering his fields.

My friend and long time Abaco Cancer Society Thrift Shop volunteer, Sheryl and her grandson. Happiness.

Linda took these photos on her morning walk. Iowa.

These wooden sculptures are made by a 90 year old artist. They are placed along side a narrow walking/biking path between a small stretch of wood and open farm land. There must be 50 at least. These are some of my favourites. I am so in love with this place. I'll go back soon for sure. Some of the pieces have titles. One of them has our dad's name: Hendrik. Now also my niece's son's name. Love it.

Must-Have gardening cart bolted together by the boys yesterday and immediately put to good use!

The neighbour's peacock, Henry, has taken a shine to Roo. This is the two of them taking a walk.

Wendie took this of her pet curlytail. Long Beach, Abaco.