Antigua

Antigua

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March 9th 2016

Published: September 30th 2017

Geo: 17.0833, -61.7Here is a recap of what we did on our time on Antigua: Arriving earlier than planned on Saturday at the VC Byrd Airport in Antigua, we drove to our B&B arriving around noon. After settling in we drove to the nearest restaurant, Mama's Homemade Pasta, at Long Bay beach. We had lunch and a then got a take out order of fettuccini and meatballs for our dinner that evening sin... Read Full Entry

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Anne & Lee

NPHiker

Anne and I started our hiking trips back in 2001 and have managed to get two or three trips in each year since. Most of the trips were part of our quest to hike in all of the US National Parks, a quest we completed in 2015 with our trip to Alaska and the Gates of the Arctic and Kobuk Valley parks. At that time there were 59 parks. Since 2015 we have revisited some of our favorite areas and those have been blogged as well. Additionally, along the way we’ve taken a couple of trips to Canada where we hiked in most, if not all, of the Canadian National Parks in the Rocky Mountains. And then ... full info

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Ft. Berkley and the Middle Ground Trail

Taken from Shirley Heights, Ft. Berkley is that bit of land sticking out into the entrance to English Harbor which is to the right. The hill behind Ft. Berkley is where the Middle Ground Trail went.

English Harbor Entrance

From the Middle Ground Trail.

Ft. Berkley

Ft. Berkley guarded the entrance to English Harbor.

Goats on the Middle Ground Trail

There were lots and lots of goats along the trail as well as all over the island.

The last sunrise

At the B&B

Long Island

Taken form our flight as we left Antigua, this small island is just off the coast of the main island.

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