Dawkins Manor Paget

I thought this was cool when my cousin Barbs did it, so figured I would too. My trip isn't exotic like hers was, however it could prove to be entertaining!<br><br>I left home at a nice and early 6:15am, arrived at the airport with no drama. I did remember to pay to park this time, you dint know how much stress and aggravation that cuts out of a trip! <br><br>The pane was completely packed(joy), and just as we got up into the air.... there was this alarm type sound that started to go off ...

... but didn't manage to go to the beach which has pink sand apparently. Went back to the ship by ferry and it was good to get "home". Beautiful houses with white roofs and pastel coloured outsides, sometimes very bright colours as well. the waters are so clear even in the harbour where there are lots of boats and you would expect a bit of polution, there is none.<br>Left Bermuda at night and is was a pretty departure.

We didn't actually experience this day! The only way it exists to us is in the form of a UK newspaper we found in a little post office on the Island of Waiheke.<br><br>So if you did anything bad today, you're let off the hook.<br><br>(We weren't actually in Bermuda by the way)

... pink...skeletons of one celled org*nisms cre*te this lovely s*nd th*t feels like powder. Of course the flowers line the streets *nd p*ths *nd the people *re friendly *nd helpful. Bermud* is only * 2.5 hr flight from Toronto so we don't h*ve to w*ste * d*y of tr*veling. We were *t our hotel, The Surfside by 1:00 *nd *t Fl*n****ns Pub on Front St in H*milton by 2:30 *fter unp*cking *nd freshening up. We h*d * lovely girl from ...

... very hot and humid. We went snorkeling at another beach today called Tobacco Bay beach in St.George's Parish, it's a 10-15 minute walk from St.George's downtown. On the way there we saw the 'Unfinished Church' which they started to build in the late 1800's and took a few pictures. Trevor snorkeled with me for about 30 minutes and that was enough for him. I easily continued for another hour. The fish were ...

... the day inside our cabana enjoying the sound of the rain as it beats upon the canvas rooftop.  While a rainy day in paradise might appear to have ruined our plans, in actuality, I was hoping to experience this. In fact, one of our fellow Travelpod travelers, Willbtraveling, suggested that we pray for rain one night. And here we are with a beautiful rainy day. Perfect ...

... with people enjoying the sun and outdoors. Yes, people do hog the chairs. I felt a little queasy because of the rough ocean. I took another seasick pill and felt fine the rest of the day. While on the pool deck, there were several events: Sherbet was served (I do like the little things that Celebrity does for its passengers), a chef did a fruit carving demonstration with watermelon; and there was contest with four guys who had to dance ...

... ensemble! Post wedding, we headed to an after party. The house was remarkable as were the characters and activities that went on in the house! Kate, Sam, and Katie (Kate's friend) and I pretty much just sat pack and enjoyed the antics! We stumbled home at around 5:30am and caught a few hours sleep before a farewell wedding type brunch. Now we are just packing for South Africa an beyond. I am so excited for the two weeks in South Africa and eventually meeting up with Alison in Tanzania.

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... school for music we later find out. At this point some in our group, ahem, are getting a tad annoyed with Brandon and his obvious affection for me. After lunch, we decided to hit some more beaches. This time we hit Warwick beach, just to the north of Horseshoe Bay. It was much less crowded but just as beautiful. This is where the rich and famous play. Though we didn't see anyone famous, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones are said to visit this area often. We took a trail that ...