Teddy points out the highlights of the grounds and we pick our table. Being of the fair skinned set, we pick the table in the covered hut near the cave entrance.


Our waitress arrives and we order up our now habitual breakfast Red Stripe. We agree to a bit of sharing with breakfast and order Teddy's famous Banana, Rum and Cinnamon pancakes, as well as the egg scramble with shrimp, peppers and tomatoes.

Our food hasn't even arrived and Sunshine is all smiles. The clouds might still be lurking around the edges, but for now it is clear skies ahead.


I must say that I know why Teddy's pancakes are famous, but that egg and shrimp scramble was one of the best plates of eggs I have ever had. I don't give high marks for eggs very often; I am incredibly picky. It was all perfectly cooked and beautifully seasoned. He has some pretty wicked hash browns to go with; they were a mix of white and sweet potatoes and they may have been deep fried. Heart healthy they may not be, but they were good for the soul.

It was a windy day and the seas were a bit churned up, enough so that the cave was chained off and the swim ladders were pulled up.


We sat a spell and had another round of Stripes, enjoying the breeze and the quiet. At one point, we see a big catamaran sailing slowly by. We've spent some time around boats and generally we always wave when one goes by. Folks on board are waving back. I look a little closer, as something looked different. Oh gee, they are all naked. We both burst out laughing. I'd have captured the moment, but I just wasn't quite quick enough with the camera. Everyone did seem to be having a good time.

We eventually decide it was time to move on and settled our bill. We stopped to visit the turtle pond on our way out.


Blue Cave Castle wasn't our only destination on the West End. Up next, our first adventure in a route taxi.