April 29, 2007 by royalld

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April 29, 2007

I find myself still uploading photos from the Island of Eleuthera. We left Eleuthera more than two weeks ago, but I am that far behind in updating these posting to the Internet. We are finally anchored in an area with reasonable Internet coverage, so I should be able to bring this photojournal up to date pretty soon.

In the Northeast corner of Eleuthera, there is a rugged coastline known as the Devil's Backbone. Sometime back in the 18th century a ship filled with Eleautheran Adventurers, from Europe, shipwrecked on the unforgiving reefs of the Devil's Backbone.
They took up refuge in a nearby cave. For one hundred years thereafter their decendants held church services in that cave. It soon became known as the Preacher's Cave.

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Deborah Lewis		30-Apr-2007 21:44
Looks like an interesting place!

Guest		30-Apr-2007 16:13
great find!! Beautiful spot.

Char		30-Apr-2007 13:26
Hi Dave, Interesting and excellent shots! What a wonderful find.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		30-Apr-2007 03:26
Very nice shot and it looks quite sheltering.

Dan Chusid		29-Apr-2007 16:31
Looks like an awesome place Dave. Hope you found some pirate booty in there!

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In the Northeast corner of Eleuthera, there is a rugged coastline known as the Devil's Backbone. Sometime back in the 18th century a ship filled with Eleautheran Adventurers, from Europe, shipwrecked on the unforgiving reefs of the Devil's Backbone.
	They took up refuge in a nearby cave. For one hundred years thereafter their decendants held church services in that cave. It soon became known as the Preacher's Cave.