Looking west down the length of Big Lagoon. Perdido Key high rises in the distance.
Facing
south toward the camp site. Across the waterway, Fort McRae is
hidden in the trees.
This was an interesting boat to pull up to our island. Note the bananas hanging from the rafters.
Jimbo Jolly attracted a crowd when starting to put up his tent.
This is a view to the north-east from the island. The lighthouse is on Pensacola NAS.
The Bahamas have nothing on the color of Pensacola's water.
Here is our 6-year old boat. Deep water is right up to the shore at this island.
Sunset over the island.
The Margarita blender was brought out after dark. Note the green gas-powered blender
Tent row at the campsite.
Looking at the south side of our island. This place was lined up with boats and campers on the next day.
There are about 50 boats within this pic. Our campsite is in the middle.
A look from under our EZ Up. This was a popular place.
Carl Blum at right and Eric Ericson at left. Photo by Christine Ericson
The shoreline was a popular place. Photo by Christine Ericson
Tommy Jolly at right and Jimbo Jolly at left. Photo by Christine Ericson