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    • Bahamas Chatter: “Looking for a buddy cruiser Bimini to Chub” plus 1 more

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      Bahamas Chatter: “Looking for a buddy cruiser Bimini to Chub” plus 1 more

      Looking for a buddy cruiser Bimini to Chub
      Posted: 30 Jun 2017 04:13 AM PDT
      We are leaving the Bimini Big Game on Tuesday July 11th. We cruise at 10kts. We would love to cruise with another boat.

      Thanks Dynamic Duo Plus

      Bimini’s downward spiral continues.
      Posted: 30 Jun 2017 04:11 AM PDT
      We rarely go to Bimini anymore as for the last 10 years or so it seems the island has been in a downward spiral. I am so glad I got to experience the real Bimini, a pretty, welcoming and unmolested island just across the Stream.

      We went back a couple of weeks ago and it looks like Bimini has hit a new low in just one year since our last visit. Overall the island is dirty, smelly, with junk is everywhere from rusty golf carts to trash and unfinished structure.

      Anyone remember the trail running along the beach under the pines on the north west side? All gone all is left is the beach on the north east side, which is very nice and a good spot to anchor in light winds but I wonder how far will Resort Workd continue to expand. Will this last stretch of natural shoreline disappear too?

      The destruction of Bimini’s natural beauty continues at resort world with constant bulldozing, dredging, filling and expansion.

      Mother Nature hasn’t helped with currents and wave action continuing to erode the beach at honeymoon harbor on Gun Cay. Most of it is gone now…

      All that remains of the Bimini of old days is the fishing and the wreck of the Sapona, still visible for miles and still worth a snorkeling stop. Ironic how a wreck is the symbol of this wrecked island.

      Sad

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