Hope Town, Abacos, Bahamas 26º32.228N | 76º57.53W
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Love those bankers' hours! (Beth)
ReplyDeleteI can attest to their validity. We showed up between 10 and 2 on Tuesday along with the rest of the islanders, for there is no ATM -- on the whole island!
ReplyDeletelove the pics. And I think I could learn to deal with a bank open part of one day if I got to live there!
ReplyDeleteOh my God, the bank reminds me of being on "the banks" in off-season. Can't blame them, really...
ReplyDeleteI too loved the banking hours photo! I appreciate the photos that you share, they do a wonderful job of telling the wonderful story of the Caribbean. Fair winds!
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