These photos were simply taken from the deck and dock during a voyage on the Bahamas Ferries Bo Hengy II from Potter’s Cay Dock, Nassau, to Dunmore Town, Harbour Island, Eleuthera, in July 2014. Some were taken from a private boat.
Bahamas Daybreak III at Government Dock, Harbour Island
They Daybreak back at Potter’s Cay
The Lady D serving Andros, which sank a few days after this photo was taken.
Above: Mia Dean from Sandy Point Abaco with smaller fishing vessels owned by the Deans alongside.
Left: Capt. Gurth Dean.
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Above: Bo Hengy II at her dock on the southwest corner of Potter’s Cay.
Left: Capt. Gurth Dean.
M/V East Wind, a ro-ro vessel owned by Bahamas Ferries.
Above: Fishing vessls F/V Little Kyle (blue hull) and F/V Wait and Sea
Right: Grand Master
Left: Panorama of Potter’s Cay looking East. M/V Lady D. and an unknown former supply boat are in the foreground.
Right: The stern of Lady Rosalind II and the bow of Capt. Gurth Dean.
Left: M/V Island Link with stern ramp down, eastern end of Potter’s Cay.
Right: Ro/Ro vessel M/V KCT
Left: Fishing vessels at Potter’s Cay, one of them named Lady Ashley
Right: Lady Mathilda awaiting her next long-haul voyage to the southern Bahamas.
Left: Lady Rosalind II with her stern ramp halfway up.
Right: Another view of the Lady Rosalind II:
Left: M/V Legacy – I believe this is the same “Legacy II” which is presently for sale through Florida brokers S. Davoff USA, though unsure.
Right: Closer view of the Lady D. and unnamed OSV (offshore supply vessel).
Left: Legacy at work on the western end of Potter’s Cay Dock.