Castaways Beach House
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Just Another Sea Day :-)
... quid for some eye creams!! No, thank you.
So the day went by in its usual lazy way, and soon I was back at the salon to have my hair put up. Then it was into my glad-rags in time for dinner in the Bay Tree restaurant. Once again it was just the three of us; no sign of Peter and Kate; in fact we'd only seen them once, on New Year's Eve.
Tonight in the Arena theatre the entertainment featured a couple ...
Day 4 - Grand Turk
... Dale & were back on the ship by 1:30pm. No lines to board.
I don't want this to sound unbecoming of Grand Turk but if the port area wasn't built up with Margaritaville, Flow Rider, huge pool and the shops, there really is not much to the island of Grand Turk. There are tons of snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities around the island but the land itself doesn't have much if you have already been there. I would definitely visit again but find ...
Fresh Fish, part deaux
... wanted to get there), and Pete and Caleb got us anchored within a stone's throw of the beach while I got to work on preparing our fish dinner.
Amber kayaked over when We Don't Neaux arrived, and we loaded her down with a big bag of rice, two big pieces of fish cooked in lemon and butter, and another two big pieces in a Tuscan sauce (ie ...leftover spaghetti sauce that I'd made the other night...). And we gorged on the same thing - it was ...
Days 26-28: Time to go to another country
... when you've got a full moon? Around midnight we start turning east through the shoals. As we're keeping a close watch on everything around us, we're subtly noticing the moonlight getting fainter and fainter. It wasn't cloudy so what could it be? That's when Pete states the obvious, "Uh guys, take a look at the moon, I think we're experiencing a lunar eclipse." Sure enough a complete lunar eclipse blackens out the rest of our sail to the island ...
Last Day in the Water
... if he can tickle the garden eels out of the sand. There are plenty in the sandy bottom but they tend to disappear into the sand once you get close. Smitty has perfected a technique where he hovers just above the bottom by pivoting on his fins. He sticks out his spear gun (remember that he is spearing lionfish) and then quickly jerks one out of the sand. The poor things panic to be out of the sand. They actually ...
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