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Here's
Lee in front of the straw market. |
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This
woman is weaving straw to be used to make bags and purses.
I love stuff like this--I guess because I like making
things.
She
kept her purse under her arm the whole time she was
weaving.
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You
can't see these very well, but under this deck, there
were hundreds of conch shells washed up by Hurricane Frances.
I've never seen so many conch shells in one place! |
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Lee,
Marshall, and I went to this pirate museum. Nassau was
a favorite spot for pirates back in their heyday (early
1700s).
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Inside
the pirate museum, they have a 3/4 size replica of a pirate
ship that you can walk through. This is one of the rooms
in the ship. |
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was on the outside of the pirate ship. |
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They
also had some replica buildings and streets, so we could
get an idea of what Nassau was like in those days. Here's
Lee with a drunk pirate friend. |
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