Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
INTO BAHAMAS BLUE!
Our son Gavin diving in the beautiful waters of The Bahamas near Rose Island! He’s always loved nature. My upcoming children’s adventure book was inspired by our two sons’ many visits to Long Island, an unspoiled island in the southern Bahamas, where my husband Erskine was born and brought up.
Monday, August 21, 2017
SOLAR ECLIPSE IN THE BAHAMAS!
For the past few nights birds have been tweeting loudly, waking us up about 4 a.m.! They say creatures predict occurrences of nature, so it might be because we will be experiencing a solar eclipse here today in The Bahamas.
Last night the birds were silent!
Thursday, June 16, 2016
CUTTING A WATERSPOUT!
The violent thunderstorms
yesterday had our social media buzzing. Erskine said he spotted waterspouts in
the distance as he was passing the Lynden
Pindling Airport ,
not AT the airport as someone from here told an American TV station when they
sent them a photo of a waterspout mistakenly described as a tornado forming!
Cars were lined up on the
airport road, residents fascinated by nature’s powerful formations. The waterspouts didn't come on land, but stayed out on the sea.
When he was a growing up on
Long Island Erskine says they used to “cut” the waterspouts as they appeared
in the distance. One of the ways they did this was by pointing their arms
towards the waterspouts and using a cutting motion with one wrist across the
other. Other methods were to use two sticks or a fork and knife. Erskine says
he doesn’t know if it was coincidence, but the waterspouts would dissolve!

