Bahamas trip: Day 10
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In the morning, my dad picks up Mr. Forbes can't sharpen his machete. Too bad, 'cause we're gonna be in the morning, my dad picks up Mr. Forbes can't sharpen his machete. Too bad, 'cause we're gonna be in the bush again today.
We'll be leaving tomorrow morning, so after dinner I take a walk down the road to check out the flowering agaves. Once I've explored those as well as the dense roadside bush will permit, I walk further east. There are occasional overgrown driveways into equally overgrown abandoned lots, and in one of these I find a prickly pear cactus, a car's chassis that is nearly covered in vines, and various rusting discarded appliances. It seems to be the wrong time of year for prickly pear cactus, a car's chassis that is nearly covered in vines, and various rusting discarded appliances. It seems to be the wrong time of year for prickly pear cactus, a car's chassis that is nearly covered in vines, and various rusting discarded appliances. It seems to be the wrong time of year for prickly pear cactus, a car's chassis that is nearly covered in vines, and various rusting discarded appliances. It seems to be the wrong time of year for prickly pear cactus, a car's chassis that is nearly covered in vines, and various rusting discarded appliances. It seems to be the wrong time of year for prickly pear fruit, and I have no inclination to clean and cook a pad.
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