Blogs from Saint Vincent & Grenadines, Central America Caribbean - page 7

Sorry about that friends, I thought I had saved the most recent additions, but I guess not. So now I have to go back and upload the photos again. ....as I was saying....The climbs are exhausting, but the views are worth it. I feel another long nights sleep coming on after dinner. Ya Mon, Bequia, David... read more

Well, we didnt't get to refuel the boat this morning. Something about the refueling ship not being there. We'll try again tomorrow. I tidied up the boat a little and tried to replace a broken hinge on the storage room door, but the hinge was the wrong size and the screw heads kept twisting off-that's how hard the wood is) Sarah gave me my only job of any consequence this afternoon. I repainted a wooden window that had to be replaced at the harbour shop. Trying to use a roller right out of the bucket meant a good deal of paint on me as well as the window covering. Alan wants me to go to St Vincent on Monday to the government offices and try to round up some land descriptions for some properties here on ... read more

Mornin' Mornin' to all my Bequia bubbies. I will be picking up my blog next week as I head back to Bequia for another three weeks. I hope you all will follow me again this year on my Caribbean adventures. Ya Mon, David... read more

The Grenadines are one of our favorite places on this earth, and it holds a special place in our hearts. The water is so clear and so beautiful; it sparkles like a flawless topaz sea before us. And the beaches are so white and pristine, lined with coconut palms. The lobsters are plentiful and delicious, grilled up at a beach bbq and smothered with garlic butter. The snorkeling is unparalleled, with a wealth of fish and coral to discover. There are remarkable anchorages where your only neighbors are the turtles and rays that swim by. And at the end of the day we are rewarded with stunning sunsets, 360 degrees of vibrant skies and a green flash as the big finale. I feel like I could go on and on, but am afraid that my words ... read more

We have spent much of the last two weeks playing in the Grenadines, sailing between the different islands, and scuba diving as often as we can. Diving has become our new favorite hobby. And the Grenadines provide pristine reefs and abundant sea life to explore. So we have taken the plunge. We have dived Horseshoe Reef and Mayreau Gardens in the Tobago Cays, the Devil’s Table in Bequia, and the House Dive in Mustique. Unfortunately we are limited by where we can go by our dinghy and the ripping ocean currents. But every time we descend into the crystal clear turquoise water- it is well worth it. All goes silent as you descend to the ocean floor below, and the only noise is the bubbles from your regulator. And after you clear your ears, get oriented ... read more