We watched until the sun was a little higher in the sky before moving from the cutty out into the soft breezy day to check out the streets of Bimini. On the way we saw one of the men who we'd been talking to the night before and exchanged brief greetings. There's not a lot to Bimini. Basically it's a bumpy street with several taverns and a few stores. The street is narrow with a little sand for a shoulder.
Cars are common, driving down the middle of the road taking right of way over pedestrians.
People stroll down the street in twos and threes, not seeming to have any particular destination. We saw one or two white faces that day, and many locals. The grown women wore stretch pants and loose tops, the teenage girls wore jeans and little tee-shirts. The men were in golf shirts, athletic shorts, and baseball caps. Except the dive shop, which had little stock, the other stores were all crowded with dusty outdated merchandise, their counters manned by people who weren't particularly friendly or helpful.