The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In 1851, people from Green Turtle Cay hardly bathed for fear of catching cold. We might laugh at this old wives tale, but in the 1800s, before antibiotics and modern Continue Reading
In September 2004, long before the words ‘climate change‘ ever became part and parcel of our popular global vernacular and sentiment, a nightmare weather disaster unfolded across the Bahamas. Two Continue Reading
On September 6th and 7th., 1932, hurricane winds averaging 220 miles per hour, raked across Abaco for 36 agonising hours. Prior to the hurricane, a mysterious explosion began to cause Continue Reading
Hurricane, is one of the oldest words, in the Western Hemisphere. Incredibly, it has survived, since it was first heard by the Europeans in 1492, almost in its original pronunciation. Continue Reading
When companies, with a globally recognised name like Getty Oil, throw their hundreds of millions behind an oil exploration venture, you just know that play time is over. The big Continue Reading
