Two years ago we visited Nassau, Bahamas where I had the opportunity to tour historic Graycliff mansion, home of the five-star Graycliff restaurant and hotel. It is quite lovely and 
offers various tours if you are so inclined. I was!
I learned to make their famous Graycliff chocolate at their Chocolatier shop. I also toured the Graycliff Cigar factory where as 
you can guess we watched men roll cigars into these fragrant end products.
Following a wonderful lunch on the outdoor terrace, while waiting for my ride, I spied this interesting door leading to who knows where and of course the feature of this post! Thursday Graycliff Door.
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Thoughts Of An E'ville Woman 
I’m not a big cigar fan but chocolate certainly works for me. Looks like a fun time 🙂
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Mmmmm – chocolate!! In spite of my lifetime obsession with chocolate, I’ve never had the pleasure of touring a chocolate factory.
{sigh} Lucky you!
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It really was fun. And unbelievably still a small operation.
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Very handsome and interesting door and striking gate. Good ones. 🙂
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how fun to make chocolate and see (and smell) the cigar rolling…
and your feature door is so unique – and the walls have so much patina
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Making the chocolate bars was a first for me, and it was delish! The entire tour and lunch was a fun experience and finding that door at the end was a treat. Thanks for your visit.
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oh my pleasure – and lunch too? sounds awesome.
I was down in YBor City where they roll cigars – very culture rich. and they had some nice spanish doors… but I was not really into taking doors at the time… and so no photos – maybe some other time….
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