Mustique is an area with holiday homes for the wealthy, including Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Raquel Welch and the late Princess Margaret. We found the island to have lots of birds and other wildlife. [View Full Entry]

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We sailed to the Saintes Islands just south of Guadeloupe. The roosters woke us up in time to walk up to Fort Napoleon. Fort Napoleon was built in 1867. The Fort has a well tended garden of labeled cactuses and succulents. [View Full Entry]

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We sailed to St. Lucia, picked up Donna's sister Debbie at the airport, and visited Pigeon Island in Rodney Bay. Pigeon Island is conserved by the St. Lucia National Trust. We walked to the top of both peaks on Pigeon Island. We went to Rainforest Sky rides and rode their gondola up to their zip lines. We went to the fish fest in Anse La Raye. On Friday nights they set up tables and stalls in this picturesque fishing village and serve fish, lambi, lobster, and plantains. There's an atmosphere of peace, goodwill and good seafood that is enjoyed by the [View Full Entry]

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Carnival continues in Phillipsburg, St. Martin [View Full Entry]

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We went to the street party in Grand Case, Sint Maarten last Tuesday. There was plenty of food, drink and music. [View Full Entry]

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We sailed to the spa on Tintamarre island, Sint Maartem, Netherland Antilles with good our friends Steve and Ann Honea for a mud bath treatment. Our skin felt smooth and clean after we washed off the mud. Pictures are attached. [View Full Entry]

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Some photos taken in Culebra, St. Martin, and Saba are attached. We watched the Culebra International Heineken Regatta and the Rolex Regatta in St. Thomas. We stopped in the BVI's on our way to St. Martin. Steve and Ann Honea joined us for shopping in Marigot and Phillipsburg, a street party in Grand Case, a mud bath on Tintamarre island, scuba diving and snorkeling near St. Barts, a hike to the top of the island of Saba, and butterfly viewing just south of Orient Beach. [View Full Entry]

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We sailed to Cinnamon Bay, St. John, USVI with our friend Pat sailing her boat “If Knot Y Knot” along with us. A picture of a 30 lb. turtle we saw there is attached. We continued on to the Spanish Virgin Islands of Culebra and Vieques. In 1941 about two thirds of Vieques was taken over by the U.S. Navy . The Navy purchased the land from the locals, but did not give the locals the option of keeping their land. We saw a film interviewing some locals that were upset about the Navy taking away their land. We did some [View Full Entry]

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