Bahamas (7)

Bahamas Vacation (7)

(Background: I took a trip to get away from memories after my fiancee’s, Debby’s, death. We had planned to be here, the Bahamas, on our honeymoon. I met Cinnamon, an employee at the hotel, in Nassau when I checked in. We spent several days and nights together. Now I have moved on to my cousin, LeAnn’s, house in Freeport, Grand Bahama. Yesterday I spent the day with Crystal, my cousin’s daughter, and Nancy her friend on the beach. I had sex with both of them.)

LeAnn, my cousin, had taken Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday off work.

We, LeAnn, Crystal, and I, spent most of Tuesday walking around Freeport. Ronnie, LeAnn’s son had to work. I enjoyed seeing the town and looking through the various shoppes. I bought a number of souvenirs for a number people. I avoided anything that would have been questionable to bring back into the U.S. LeAnn cooked a wonderful dinner while Crystal and I played cards.

On Wednesday, joined by Nancy, Crystal’s friend, we went to a couple of tourist sites that were easy to get to. We started with the Garden of the Groves. I enjoyed the paths, the greenery, the birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. We ate at the café there. After that we went to Lucayan National Park. We walked trails and saw what we could of the caves. None of us were divers so we could not explore the underwater caves. At the end of the day we returned to LeAnn’s house and she prepared another wonderful meal.

Thursday, we went back to the cove where Crystal, Nancy, and I had gone on Monday. This time Ronnie and LeAnn joined us. We had a very enjoyable day swimming, snorkeling, and talking. No sexual antics today. Crystal and Nancy kept looking my way with sly smiles. Mid-afternoon Ronnie pointed to the opening of the cove. There was something swimming into the cove. We saw a grayish object and then we saw a dorsal fin quickly followed by a second one. Everyone in the water quickly got up on the beach. We watched as the fins came closer and then started circling the boat. The fins disappeared and 2 light gray heads with long noses bobbed up in the water.

“They’re dolphins!” Ronnie exclaimed.

They sure were.

“I’m going to see if they are friendly,” Ronnie said.

LeAnn and I weren’t too sure that was a good idea.

“Just be careful,” LeAnn relented.

Ronnie put on a snorkeling mask and moved into the water. When he was waist deep he went down and put his head under water. The dolphins had stopped moving and appeared to be watching Ronnie. After a few minutes the larger of the two slowly began moving toward Ronnie. It moved to within 3 feet and stopped. Ronnie stood up and appeared to be nervous. The dolphin poked it’s head out of the water and looked at Ronnie. Ronnie reached out his hand and the dolphin moved under it. The dolphin acted like it wanted to be touched. Ronnie lowered his hand and lightly rubbed it’s head with his fingers. Soon he was moving farther down it’s back. The dolphin stayed in the same spot. The second dolphin moved toward Ronnie. It behaved the same way as the first, soon Ronnie was rubbing both of them. I went into the water and stood next to Ronnie and rubbed the first dolphin. It didn’t show any aggression or fear. Soon Crystal, Nancy, and LeAnn joined us the dolphins moved around us giving all of us a chance to touch them. They only seemed to mind our touch if we got too near the tail. Ronnie swam out to the opening of the cove. The larger dolphin swam out with him. When Ronnie went underwater the dolphin went with him. When Ronnie surfaced the dolphin surfaced. Ronnie swam back to the group of us. Again the dolphin followed him. The dolphins stayed around for about an hour before swimming off.