Anse La Liberte
South of Canaries, St. Lucia
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Anse La Liberte St. Lucia

South of Canaries Saint Lucia,

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St Lucia. Everything I imagined...

A travel blog entry by jamsheedmaster

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... to In-Port-Tanning, but even that was out of the question without any sun. I popped into the port duty free for two minutes though and got myself some local rum. There are only really two good things that comes out of the Caribbean: rum and a tan. If you can’t get one the other will do.

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Our setup

A travel blog entry by tim_and_donna

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... Our "rig" is all setup and ready
to go. Take a look at our pictures. We will be pulling a small trailer
with two scooters in that we can tool around on. As well as taking our
bikes . Check out "scooter mama" and who by the end of the year will be
"scooter grandma". Our first stop will be Tennessee

Tim
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Sailing in the Windward Islands

A travel blog entry by robandvron

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Our flight to St. Lucia started off with clear skies and the most amazing views of the more westerly Caribbean Islands like the Turks & Caicos and Puerto Rico. However the visibility deteriorated as we progressed with heavy cloud cover and a fair bit of turbulence.
We arrived at Hewanorra Airport at the southern tip of St. Lucia at about 2pm to grey, cloudy skies and light rain. We took a taxi from there to Rodney Bay, in the north-west ...

Heading home.

A travel blog entry by tim_and_donna

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... women's retreat at church. As we leave St. Lucia I thought I would post a couple pictures of some of our favorite activities here. Tim loves to go out in the sailboats (Hobie Cat) and I love to go out in the kayaks. Goodbye to our St. Lucian home for now. I'm sure we will be back again.

Donna
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Sailing Down St Lucia

A travel blog entry by ireneandchris

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... them on their return and sailing in their company down to the Panama.

Being back at Rodney Bay meant we could also spend some time with Graeme and Lynley, kiwi crew on "Destiny", and Patrick and Amanda from "Egret"who had made it 1500 miles across the Atlantic with no rudder. An amazing feat of guts and determination. Their boat was up on the hard and we were able to see first hand the damage. They are ...

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