Eleuthera is one of the biggest islands in the Bahamas and once had a booming tourist trade with several jumbo jets arriving each day loaded with visitors. After the Bahamiamian took control from the Brits corruption started to emmerge and hotels, resorts, and buisnesses soon tired of the "extra payment" and moved away. The island is in ruins and locals stuggle to find work.

Strole along a beach.

Rose's resturant on the atlantic side of the island.

A beer and a chat before lunch.

Farther Jerome built a hermitage on top of the highest point on the island.

We march up the steep path to visit.

A great view. I am stood on a bridge well above the height of water. This bridge was hit by a rouge wave several years ago.

Neshuma as the sun goes down.