In time of adversity, not one in twenty.
~Bahamian proverb
Spotlighting the Bahamas for Art Thursday. If you'd like to help with their recovery from Hurricane Dorian, consider the Center for Disaster Philanthropy.
Sunlight on seascape
photo by Craig Hatfield
Acropora palmata (elkhorn coral) (San Salvador Island, Bahamas)
photo by James St. John
Nassau
photo by Kyla Duhamel
Bahamas
photo by Russell Preston
Red
photo by Travis Wise
Wooden Woman
photo by Kyla Duhamel
Storm clouds above Governor's Harbour, Eleuthera, Bahamas
photo by Gerald Adams
3 comments:
Tabatha, looking at the beautiful artwork from the Bahamas and remembering out family trip there is one way to soothe the pain rendered by the hurricane winds. Thanks for sharing this #ThanksfulThursday.
Lovely photos from a beautiful place. I remember a couple of these scenes from our visit there years ago. Really feel for them.
This is generous & heartfelt, Tabatha. Please know that many many people are helping & responding. Not only with their chequebooks but also, in Miami & a lot of South Florida, the supplies people had collected in the event H. Dorian hit there/here (I am in Florida, too), began being airlifted to the islands, after the flood-besieged airports re-opened. People are Good & your post echoes this so beautifully.
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