Before heading home, I spent a few more days on Eleuthera, where we were hosting the Bahamas' Conference of the Methodist Church's annual summer camp for the local kids. On our day off between the two weeks of camp, I went with some of the other interns to one of the island's blue holes. A blue hole (described more thoroughly here) is essentially a vertical cave that, when inland, makes a fantastic swimming hole. This one was a ways into the bush; it was neat walking through the trees and then seeing the ground drop down to glittering, clear blue water.
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