The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Flamingoes and Bahamian dreams of wealth, were the two things, which became the first casualties in the hunt for oil, in the Bahamas. If you think the Bahamas is oil Continue Reading
As settled populations began to grow after the arrival of the first colonial governor Woodes Rogers in 1718, and sixty years later with arrival of plantation owner Loyalists and their Continue Reading
Believe it or not, even the last ice age had a profound influence in forming the Bahama Islands. For about 2 million years there were repeated cycles of glacial advances and Continue Reading
October 12, 1492 – Christopher Columbus discovers the Bahamas This is the incredible point in the history of the islands, where the OLD WORLD of Europe meets the NEW WORLD Continue Reading
THE LIMESTONE ROCK 200 million years ago PREHISTORIC BAHAMAS As we walk along the shores and the beaches, as we go about our daily lives in the Bahamas, the land Continue Reading
