Sadly it was demolished by
Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne in 2004.
We miss the island that was...Anyone up for remodeling??http://www.damianos.com/listings/ListingDetail.ASPX?LID=14599004#
If we all pitched in our pocket change we could make it happen ...
... right??
Don't let that "contract pending" scare you - it's been there for years now.
Walkers Cay has been part of "my world" for a long time.
If the images are a bit fuzzy, it's just because they were all taken before digital brightened the world of photogra
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Now that's a place I know from seeing the TV show, great fishing spot.
Welcome fishing guy - yep! Fishing, diving... I can still taste my seared yellowfin from the grill on the dock!
Marvellous blog with splendidly posts and beautiful photographs!
Congratulations!
Seared Yellow Fin, huh? Now you're making me hungry!
Great post!
Cheers, Klaus
Superb shots. Nice post.
This looks like paradise.
I'm really sorry to hear it's no longer open for business. We had a great time there and I always thought that someday I'd go back for the diving with the sharks.
It does look like a little gem of an island. It would have been a beautiful place to explore. I hope your dream of restoring the island comes true.
What a beautiful little piece of your world. I do hope that you get the help neeed to rebuild.. thanks for sharing
What a little piece of paradise. Sorry it is out of commission.
Really beautiful pics!
very beautiful place!!
I didn't realize those storms did such damage. Interesting photos ... I'm just across the Gulf Stream in Florida, but on the other side of the peninsula in Naples. I work in the Everglades (Big Cypress National Preserve).
interesting post and the photos are lovely...such a shame it was damaged by the hurricanes.
thanks for sharing with us.
nice photos, sad to hear about what happened to the place though... hope it gets rebuilt asap.
I never knew people actually went to islands to go diving with sharks (re:Wren's comment)YIKES!
It does look so pretty. I imagine restoring it would bring work for people too.
What a beautiful place! I hope it comes back to life again!
Warm greetings from the other corner of the world,
Esther
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