TSA agent slacking off at DFW.
plethora of AA tails seen at the Dallas megahub.
Beautiful Boeing 757-200 seen resting before flight.
Long Island: An uninterrupted 80-mile stretch of contrasting coastlines gives Long Island its name and a distinct landscape. While soft beaches greet the water on the west coast, rocky cliffs rise from the shore on the east. That said, words are inadequate.
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The highly poisonous and sought after (in Japan, anyways..) Lion fish, nabbed off the coast of Long Island, BS.
affectionately called "crawfish" across The Bahamas.
pulling in the boat after a long day out.
blighted white rasta in Deadman's Cay, Long Island, BS.
Salt Pond is one of several communities/villages in long island and shares the distinction of being of the few to not be named after a last name.
Fly Bahamasair.yeah....if you have an additional hour or two.
Bahamians boarding the only Bahamasair flight back to Nassau.
Hermit Crabs, known as soldier crabs in The Bahamas.
rock formations on cape santa maria, bs
milky sand at cape santa maria
Riding aboard the back of trucks is highly common in the Family Islands.
Dean's Blue Hole is the world's deepest blue hole, which plunges 202 meters to the ocean floor, in a bay west of Clarence Town on Long Island, Bahamas.
Dean's Blue Hole is the world's deepest blue hole, which plunges 202 meters to the ocean floor, in a bay west of Clarence Town on Long Island, Bahamas.
Long Islanders are fierce fishermen amongst other things.
An Italian tourist walking in rural Long Island, BS.
Homes for the rich in the extreme north of the island.
Cove near the praised Cape Santa Maria, adjacent to Columbus' North American landfall.
