Voww my old home I really miss Clarence town thanks for sharing my old home god bless it brings back wonderful memories I just stumble on your channel great content guys a Rental car there would have cost u a arm and a leg what u could have done was ask a local to take you around Long island for a fee love your vedios guys
A castaway was discovered on a deserted island after spending many years living there alone. His astounded rescuers were touring his island and were amazed as he showed them the life he had built there, the cabana, the garden, the well. He explained each and how he had developed them. “This is where I live. This is where I cook. This is where I go to church.” Off the way on another rise was an abandoned building. When asked about it he said, “That’s where I used to go to church”
Catching up after a big summer out west in the Airstream with the fam and then work and Scouts stuff. This episode is special as it is a full-circle look at a dream realized. I cannot bail out of my life like you two did, but maybe 8-10 more years and I hope to be doing this too.
At czcams.com/video/w3zQhP5UcHg/video.html Cole compliments the roads as being the best in the Bahamas. And at czcams.com/video/w3zQhP5UcHg/video.html we learn about the Emmy nominated news story on potholes. LOL
Ss Peter & Paul Catholic Church. St.Paul Anglican Church is not the oldest Church on the Island. St.Mary's Anglican Church in The Bight, Long Island is the oldest Church. The higest point on the Island is in Seymour's.
Voww my old home I really miss Clarence town thanks for sharing my old home god bless it brings back wonderful memories I just stumble on your channel great content guys a Rental car there would have cost u a arm and a leg what u could have done was ask a local to take you around Long island for a fee love your vedios guys
What a wonderful island and Town. I am looking forward to seeing some more of Long Island.
I love the quality of the video your camera produces. Never drop it!! Especially in the water...
A castaway was discovered on a deserted island after spending many years living there alone. His astounded rescuers were touring his island and were amazed as he showed them the life he had built there, the cabana, the garden, the well. He explained each and how he had developed them. “This is where I live. This is where I cook. This is where I go to church.”
Off the way on another rise was an abandoned building. When asked about it he said, “That’s where I used to go to church”
The turtles would have made my wife's day.
The quality of your videos are great just love you guys!!!!
Catching up after a big summer out west in the Airstream with the fam and then work and Scouts stuff. This episode is special as it is a full-circle look at a dream realized. I cannot bail out of my life like you two did, but maybe 8-10 more years and I hope to be doing this too.
Our timing was certainly special but you will hear us say more than once...it will never be the right time!
Love the history you shared!
Great video guys. I hope you made it back to the boat before the rain let loose. Cheers from Dallas.
Very interesting video I’m learning so much I didn’t know about the islands. Love y’all
Thank you for the Town Tour!! You need a couple of scooters or e bikes to get around on 😁
Looking good you two 👍
How bout some cooking recipes from your boat?
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At czcams.com/video/w3zQhP5UcHg/video.html Cole compliments the roads as being the best in the Bahamas. And at czcams.com/video/w3zQhP5UcHg/video.html we learn about the Emmy nominated news story on potholes. LOL
I grew up in Indianapolis. We have a great history of pot holes.😂
Ss Peter & Paul Catholic Church. St.Paul Anglican Church is not the oldest Church on the Island. St.Mary's Anglican Church in The Bight, Long Island is the oldest Church. The higest point on the Island is in Seymour's.
i thought i saw a video about your watermaker in my cue, but then it was gone. What happened?
I thought you guys had electric scooters?