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During our last couple days at Governor’s Harbour, we check out the Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve.
I’ll admit, that Tambi was far more excited about walking through the woods and looking at a bunch of plants than I was. When we arrived, and I had a chance to get a better understanding of the park, it’s quality, and it’s purpose, I began to get a bit more interested. This plant park is actually quite nice!
It’s very clean, very well run, and the experience was educating and relaxing. I enjoyed my time walking through the bush and looking at plants after all.
For more information on the Leon Levy Preserve, go here: http://www.levypreserve.org/.
After the park, Keith and the Sandflea crew part ways, as we change gears and prepare to leave Governor’s Harbour for Alabaster Bay. We need to get water, turn the boat back into a sailboat, instead of a floating apartment, and we also have to be sure that our immigration is up-to-date.
A quick trip to the immigration office extends our time once again, and we are free to roam around the islands once more – at least for another 45 days.
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