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Caribbean arrival
Just a short entry to say that we arrived in Barbados yesterday morning (9th December) after approx 24 days crossing the Atlantic. Weather was a bit of a mix with some good winds mid trip and also for the last couple of days with some very light winds and even calms at times. Not much marine life sighted on the way over. The usual Dolphins ...
Spa Day and Beach Day
... one Barbadian refer to as "liquid sunshine" because if you wait a few moments, the sun will be out again... if it is in the day, of course). Then, not long after the the frog hopped away, a calico cat strolled past our table! These little creatures/animals feel free to join the tourist activities due to all the open properties that have no windows! The live acoustic guitarist sang romantic songs to set the mood, like ...
Hot and Humid!
... I'm so proud of him!
Our bellies were telling us it was time to go down for breakfast, so we got "dressed" in our swim suits and cover up and headed down for a champagne breakfast. I loaded up on fruit and Tony and I shared eggs benedict... YUMMY!! The service was impeccable, the food exquisite, and the "free champagne" even better than the latter!!
We sauntered over to the beach ...
Sea Turtles and a new Stepfather
... is not much of a description of the island, but hey, we were on a cruise, only so much time. We did spend sometime walking the the streets in downtown Bridgetown, because my Wife and I believe you can't say you've been anywhere until you get lost walking through side streets and seeing the local neighborhoods and shops(not malls, LOCAL stores). It was cool, well kept, and architecturally very pretty- lots of ...
Chica Habibi
... no point was this enforced. The advantage or disadvantage, depending on how you see it, of being an adult is that you are given choices so it was to each their own. I decided to indulge the inner voice of my mother saying, "everything in moderation" and drank lots of water mixed with a rum punch here and there.
We eventually pulled up to the first stop which was a private beach with a few expensive houses, one of them belonging to one ...
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