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| We visited Treasure Cay on Abaco Island, one of the northern Bahamas. |
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| We were there where they drive on the left side of the road. Very small villages and not much traffic though. |
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| Beautiful secluded beaches. |
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| Terry checking out the Caribbean Sea. |
Up early to throw an antenna into a palm tree before the neighbors noticed.
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| We operated our station with an Icom 706 putting out 100 watts using a dipole at about 20 feet. |
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| Marilyn's QSL card |
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| We made about 400 radio contacts mostly on 20 meters. |
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| Terry called CQ, CQ 10 meters for the 10-10 contest hundreds of times, but the propagation was poor so we only got 71 points. |
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| We talked to many hams who had never talked to the Bahamas before and really wanted Terry's QSL card to confirm the contact. |
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| Marilyn going to the beach for photos. |
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| Beautiful |
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| Quiet |
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| There's a big marina. Fishing is the thing to do. |
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| Some of the villas are very handy to the boats. |
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| Some very big, expensive yachts. |
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| Going out to sea. |
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| Treasure Cay hotel. In addition to all the villas there was a small grocery, a liquor store, 1 shop and a bakery. |
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| Across the road was a bar and casual restaurant on the beach. |
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| Outside eating area at the Coco Bar. |
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| What a beach! |
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| Only a few houses and villas along the beach. |
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| Terry taking a break. The Bahamians are very friendly and talkative. |
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| We both enjoyed the rum concoctions. A Mango Tango and a Baha Mama. |
