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The group boarding the boat in St. Lucia |
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The boat under sail |
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The first day of sailing, and we see dolphins! |
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Working the sails, raising the main halyard |
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Near the Pitons on St. Lucia, we are treated to a great rainbow |
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Our taxi to the shore - the dingy! |
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The spectacular beach at Bequia |
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My father enjoying the crystal waters in Bequia |
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After her first time snorkeling, Dion had to go scuba diving to get more. Here we are going off to her first dive. |
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Back sailing, my mother catching some sun |
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Salt Wistle Bay in the tobago keys |
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Here in salt wistle bay the birs are almost tame! |
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We did get a bit of rain... it is the tropics afterall! |
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Union Island. This neat old wooden fishing boat even had wood blocks for pulleys. It's name is "determination"!!! |
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We always find cats to play with, here is a cute little kitten that joined us at dinner |
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More locals... a small goat |
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Dion found a beautiful coral hibiscus flower |
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Two fresh lobster! Bought from a local man in a dingy, together they weighed nine pounds!!!! |
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The "boat boys" will try to sell you anything... This man brings wine out to your yacht! |
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I found a huge sea star near the anchor and had to bring it up to show around. Note her expression, it just peed on her leg!!! |
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The sunsets are always awe inspiring. |
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Another sunset |
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The sailing has to end sometime. Bummer. We all look a bit more tan than the first picture! |
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Hmm... after a real shower, land is not quite so bad.... |
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a view of our room in the hotel from the docks. |
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The view from the swimming pool |
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Dion showing off our little ant eating lizard we found in the room. I wish I had more of them at home! |
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A ginger flower in the jungle in Grenada. |
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At a gift shop in Grenada, the local parrot like to steal a drink of soda from a tourist! |
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My father, modelling his new line of "jungle clothing"! |
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Dion and I hiked up a long trail to see an awesome waterfall! |
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A view of Georgetown, Grenada from the surrounding hills |
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They don't have stoplights, here a traffic officer directs traffic in a busy intersection |
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a view across Georgetown harbor |