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... dramatic this way. Coming into Trinidad, Quest decided to give us another reason to dig deep into our pockets by popping a shroud. The shrouds are thick multi-stranded wires that hold the mast up. Don't want them giving way. We hired a rigger to look at everything and it was decided that we needed to have two replaced. This wasn't entirely surprising and the thorough inspection of the entire rig was definitely needed before we head out into any more oceans. The ...

... A little surprised by the mass influx of boats we just assumed there must be celebrations over 2 nights. To our surprise fireworks started going off at 9 o'clock in which we had to get Shaz out of bed for, we thought maybe they were a test run but after half an hour of really amazing fireworks we started to question ourselves as to whether we had the dates mixed up. Maybe this was New Years Eve????. With cruising you can sometimes lose track of time and ...

We left Barbados for the island of St Lucia which is to the north west, its an old volcanic island with amazing peaks and prehistoric looking jungle fringed by white sand beaches and coconut palms. Our destination was Rodney Bay right at the north of the island to spend Christmas at the marina with the Aussies, Kiwis, Canadians, French, German, American, British etc etc . On Christmas Eve we took a bus ride into Castries which is the capital to have a look around at the ...

We went to this beautiful beach less than five minutes from our hotel room. It was super amazing, the fish actually we by my feet. Christina screamed like a baby, she freaks out at the site of live fish. She yelled at Nemo and flounder. Reduit Beach, St, Lucia's acclaimed best beach.

... in St. Lucia and we chanced a visit. They invited us to join them for a Sunday lunch at the St. Lucia Yacht Club. We learned that the Yacht Club has wireless for members. So we joined. Having internet aboard surely makes cruising civilized. By the way, the weather has settled down into a more "Caribbean" style. The winds have tapered off, and we haven't had any rain to speak of for days. This is what it is all about, relatively speaking.

16/04/08, Wednesday, 18:00, St. Pierre, Martinique Had a nice sail up here today - the wind and current were with us. Mountains here are great. Virgin Mary statue overlooking the town. Watched a pod of dolphins play in clear water on our bow. They were so close, I could hear them breathe when they surfaced.

15/04/08, Tuesday, 22:30, Rodney Bay Dinner and pool was great two nights ago. Had two great days after that hanging out at Scuttlebutts. Met crazy Norwegian guy there today. [No, seriously, this guy was nuts. He and his friends decided to quit their jobs, buy a boat, and sail around the world. One of them had been sailing before - they made him captain. My kind of people.]

... it was a restaurant). In the local supermarket Nic asked why nobody was in the water (we certainly weren't going in anywhere without getting local knowledge, plus it looked rough) and the whole supermarket stopped and everyone said "no, no, no, it's not good, you mustn't swim!". OK, we get the message ...

... time. It is our job to help him move Clare from Martinique to the British Virgin Islands where she will be met by her owner. The next day we hired a car and went to pick up our bags from the airport, unfortunately Graham's was still in Paris, so he was starting to regret blowing all his money on a rash vest instead of buying some clean undies. As we had the car we went to the hypermarket and bought provisions. On Sat 26th we set off from Marin, we had barely got going when we were ...