Eleuthera - Out Islands are for
"In" Crowd
Eleuthera, one of the Out Islands of the Bahamas, is 110 miles long and just two lanes wide where the Queen's Highway passes over a bridge leading to northern Eleuthera.
When Winslow Homer sketched the area in 1885, the neck of land had a natural arch forming the window, so named because sailors on the choppy Atlantic Ocean could look through and see the glassy Caribbean on the other side.
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Flying towards the island, I looked down to see the ocean far below splattered with islands black and irregular as ink blots. Here, I thought, is where God gave his pen a shake before designing the world.
A Bit of Eden...
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