March 1, 2010
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Lucayan National Park
25/02/2010
Thursday afternoon we left about 2 PM to drive to the east end of the island, for the most part a long straight paved 2 lane road in forested areas of pine trees and shorter palms, two layers of growth after the hurricanes 5 years ago. Stopped at the Lucayan National park, http://www.bnt.bs/parks_lucayan.php
which had walking paths on both sides of the highway. 
The first lead to the 3 Lucayan underground freshwater caves, 
with hanging trees, 
small fishes, bats, 
a unique discovery of previously un known crustacean and possibly original burial mound for the local Indians 
. A hike through the forest and mango grove including pauses on interesting trees,
broke out on the a stunning long white sandy clean beach just coming out of low tide. Captured this Heron. 
Grey uprooted long dead tree trunks provided an interesting contrast to the smoothness of the beach and prop for Amelia and various poses, 
including the warrior here. Walk back to the car over the mango swamp was a boardwalk signs on various fish and bird species 
with the directions to leave the fishing to the birds!
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After that impressing visit of the remains of the ancient civilization in those freshwater caves I understand you needed to make some exercises on the beach and everywhere , including a dead trunk. Who is training Amelia or Bonnie ? I have the imprssion it is Amelia.but not sure.Love Michel
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