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Hei Rakkaat ystävät, minulla on pieni ongelma tämän matkablogini kanssa. Kertoisinko teille, miksi Antiguan korkeimman vuoren nimi muutettiin tämän kuun alussa Mount Obamaksi, ja kuinka typeränä tekona antigualaiset sitä pitävät, tai siitä että pastori Marvin kysyi minulta yhtenä päivänä, olenko kristitty; vai kuvailisinko teille trooppista myrskyä Anaa, joka heikkeni onneksi trooppiseksi matalapaineeksi (tropical depression) Antigualle saavuttuaan, mutta äityy ensi viikolla hurrikaaniksi, kun se ehtii USA:n rannikolle; vai pitäisikö minun puhua Antiguan hyljeksitystä espanjankielisestä väh [View Full Entry]

MariaS ntti - Maria Säntti | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 18th 2009 | 41 Views | [diary=429258]

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13.8.2009 Voi rakkaat ystävät, hyvä onneni jatkuu, vaikka keskiviikkona lento San Juanista Antiguan pääkaupunkiin St. John’siin oli seitsemän tuntia myöhässä. Antigua on vielä makeampi paikka kuin Puerto Rico. Nyt minä asun kukkulalla ja minulla on oma kattoterassi, josta näen 360 astetta eli miltei koko Antiguan (ks. valokuvat, yritin panoraamaa, yökuvat eivät onnistuneet). Antigualla on vielä viileämpää kuin Puerto Ricossa. Ilmanala on kuin ukonilmaa enteilevänä kuumana kesäpäivänä heinäpellolla paitsi että täällä tuulee ihanasti joka suunnasta, kun tämä on niin pieni saari. [View Full Entry]

MariaS ntti - Maria Säntti | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: August 14th 2009 | 47 Views | [diary=428166]

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As a kid, my brother teased me for every little mistake. This is the privilege of an older brother. But, I became very self-conscious. Because I am naturally brilliant, I started school when I was only four. And like most young geniuses, I was physically awkward, a ready target for dodge ball bullies. This made me more self-conscious. I learned to take teasing well. My ex-husband once picked me up for a date wearing a t-shirt that said “I’m with Stupid”. But I did not enjoy feeling self-conscious. So I stayed within the confines of those activities that I could [View Full Entry]

Cynthia Beck - Cynthia Beck | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: May 26th 2009 | 108 Views | [diary=402417]

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Back in Antigua. We had a few spare days so we decided to spend a week travelling through Belize. No super special places but we had some great experiences chatting to the locals. It was a huge relief to be able to speak in English - to find out information and to just have a proper conversation with some of the people. Garifuna culture is big in the costal towns. They have a interesting history - basically they are decended from a bunch of slaves who revolted against the English who then herded them onto boats and dumped them on Roatan [View Full Entry]

Lee Kindler - Lee Kindler | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: April 23rd 2009 | 33 Views | [diary=393114]


Hi everyone Have now left the Caribbean, last port of call Antigua, where Nelson established a base some time ago. An interesting wharf and museum (Nelson wasn't there - must be attending to his column), and a natural enclosed harbour where you go when a hurricane is imminent. Happens quite a lot, but not this time of year (a good arrangement, in our case). Our haven is now haring across the Atlantic at a fair lick, to arrive in Madiera in 5 days. The clocks go forward an hour each day! We're at the mercy of storm, tempest and Moby Dick [View Full Entry]

Dynamo Dave - David M. Edwards | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: March 29th 2009 | 53 Views | [diary=385927]


There was a break in the weather and it looked good for traveling, so we set sail for Antigua- the yachting capital of the world. On our first day of the trip we decided to stop in Dehais, a small anchorage on the north end of Guadeloupe, to rest for the night. Then we awoke at dawn the next day and continued our journey. We arrived in the southern end of Antigua by late afternoon and had to decide where to anchor, either Fallmouth Harbour or English Harbour. These two harbors sit side by side and are separated only by a [View Full Entry]

Rum Runner - Jay and Jen Johnson | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 7th 2009 | 322 Views | [diary=415453]

The Old Boat House and Sail Loft
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Non such bay in Antigua is a huge inlet. There is one main anchoring area, off green island next to a perfect sandy cay. In the anchorage were a number of massive boats, huge almost ships. There was a boat which we called phileas fog, maybe it was used in the movie, well boat, but really a small ship. There were fantastic yachts, with crews running round dressed in khaki shorts and white t shirts. If the rain fell they were out with their chamois leathers. (just like us of course(!)) We anchored and the sea was so flat, we had [View Full Entry]

perthamina - eleanor smith | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: March 8th 2009 | 72 Views | [diary=380012]

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Falmouth Harbour again, somehow it seems very good to be here, especially after our night sail. In the morning we woke up about 9 am and soon got the shambles of the boat organised, it looked a bit like a washing machine inside, we bundled up all the dirty washing, towels, sheets etc and prepared to go ashore and see the customs. The night before we had literally dropped the anchor at the entrance as soon as it was safe to do so, and when we woke up we found we were anchored just off the reef, but in quite a [View Full Entry]

perthamina - eleanor smith | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: February 21st 2009 | 59 Views | [diary=375560]


Bequia to Antigua Sitting in Bequia trying to make sense of the weather. Chris Parker on the single side band, his voice scratchily coming over the ocean from Tortola, says there is a huge low in the north of the Caribbean which will cause 85mph wind in that area. The result of this is that there will be a ‘swell event’. In the Caribbean this means some huge waves and up to 13’ at 10 second intervals. He was not that clear about when it would arrive. So we decided to head up north as quickly as possible. We went to [View Full Entry]

perthamina - eleanor smith | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: February 20th 2009 | 77 Views | [diary=375273]

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I will apolagise now as after I promised I would do no dangerous activites we were offered the chance to climb a volcano and get really close to flowing lava... At the time it sounded a great idea. The 6 am start to get to Pakaya wasn´t ideal, the 2 hour hike to get to the lava (only 4km..) again wasn´t that fun but I did get pictures of lava!! The hike up was through jungle, then sand and then lava rock that crumbled under your feet. Both Amy and I have lava rock scars from it falling onto our legs [View Full Entry]

bluelily - Letitia Fearon | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: January 8th 2009 | 60 Views | [diary=361271]



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