Diamant Bleu Le Diamant
La Cherry Le Diamant, 97223, Martinique
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The after after party
Nädå, vi var väl hemma före 00, tror vi...
Men en av kanadickerna, ägaren till en 44' Bavaria, bjöd med oss på en dagstur idag. Vi snackade ju med dom en massa timmar igår, riktigt trevliga och kul folk.
Så, 16-isch svensk tid drar vi iväg en sväng, kanske är vi borta till imorgon, med lite tur :)
Vi seglade till Marigot Bay, ett populärt ställa att lägga till på för att bada, slöa och umgås. Detta är tydligen det ...
Hoppar till nästa ö
... n vi stannar såhär länge på. Båter passerar även Martinique, fullt civiliserad fransk ö som vi hoppas över, och totala resan för oss tar ca 4,5 timme. Vi hittar en trevlig ö-bo med välfyllda cerisa tights som gladeligen visar oss till busstorget i St Lucia's huvudstad, Castries, trots att det är en omväg - trevlig start. Den första tanken är att det är ganska trångt, högt tempo och vi är de enda vita ...
Chilliaxing!!!!
The next day we had a nice lie in and then decided to find a supermarket. Rodney Bay actually has a couple of nice little malls that they're still working on, but which have everything you need including a Super IGA, so we popped in there for some groceries. We were dreading the cost of stuff but generally the price of basics like cereal, milk bread etc isn’t too bad. As the weather was so nice we spent the afternoon by the pool. It was great as we ...
Not Much Sunshine
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When we had gone ashore the next day to provision, we also bumped into Nicki, Storm and Teake from SV Safari (whom we had met in St. Maarten) who were docked in the harbour for a while whilst Craig was off on a job delivering a yacht from Kirabati (in the Pacific) to San Diego on the West Coast of the US. Their yacht Safari was looking really great and had come a long way from the days of fit-out at Lagoon Marina in St. Maarten...it ...
Short but not so Sweet
... came at 2 minutes past 8 in the morning when the side of the volcano facing St. Pierre glowed red and burst open, releasing giant fireballs of superheadted gas that flowed down over the city releasing more energy than an atomic bomb. All that remained were smoking ruins. An estimated 29,933 people burned to death, leaving only two survivors in the town: Leon Leandre, a cobler who was in his cellar, and the famous Cyparis, imprisoned for ...


