The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In 2017, there was much controversy over old built monuments to people who, despite whatever personal accomplishments were racist, or represented racist ideals, in the extreme, in their lifetime. Around Continue Reading
In 1891, it was widely reported that the entire island of Mayaguana had been sold to a single buyer. It was set to become a giant sisal plantation. Governor, Sir Continue Reading
In 1900, the largest tree in the world, sat in the public square in Nassau. It was called the “Hurricane Tree” LARGEST TREE IN THE WORLD Called the Hurricane Tree Continue Reading
Long before the present day debates about the public dump, recycling, preserving the environment and climate change; the haphazard throwing away of private and commercial junk and garbage had began Continue Reading
It remains an almost unfathomable thought that one of the most valuable natural resources the Bahamas had, the vast acreages of pine and mahogany wood located throughout the islands, was Continue Reading
