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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 ...

... so we could complete our customs formalities, which we have to do every time we move on to another island. This can be extremely time consuming after I fill in numerous forms (all identical) as move from the customs to immigration to health desks, all right next to each other in a small cramped room. They don't seem to possess a photocopy machine and there's not enough carbon paper to go through the 20 or so copies they require for their bureaucracy. Our ...

... ft lump of rock about ¼ mile from the main island. The interesting part of Diamond Rock is that according to Frommers, "The British and French fought on so many fronts during the early 19th century that ships were sometimes in short supply. Only one ship was assigned to blockade the ports of Martinique from St. Pierre in the north to Fort-de-France in the south. Short of ships, but not imagination, the British proclaimed ...

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.

... the carribean sea. The capital town of this Island is Fort-de-France. This Island has knew a terrific blast of the "Montagne Pelé" volcano the 8th may 1902. and there was 2 survivors of this tragedy whereof a prisoner. The specialities of this Island are bananas planting and the rhum.

... my host father was born here, in Martinique. They share a lot of the same views and I really enjoying talking to them but I can see the contrasts in their lives. Martinique is an island paradise, but it is more than the "tres belle plage" and the Montagne Pelee. It is full of music, tradition, and life. My life at home is completely different than my life here. I wake up at 6:30 or 7 in the morning and am asleep by 11 at night. It is ...

... it was a 9 hour flight to Martinique. We were sitting next to a lady who was going home to see her family, so Nic got some good info from her and it killed a bit of time. We spent the first nite in Fort de France, the capital, and headed out for a meal and to taste the local specialty, rhum. It's pretty strong stuff, and whilst having our first taste (mine in a Daiquiri, which is rhum with lime etc.) we met a local called Malek. Malek took us to a bar where ...

... May! We would highly recommend contacting George at "Garden of Eden" on VHF 16. He is a Codrington native and extremely knowledgeable and helpful. We asked George to take us to Codrington following the rookery. We arranged to meet him for lunch at the Palm Tree Restaurant and we walked the town. While we loved George's company, there was less to see than we had hoped and our lobster lunch was a disappointment. We would recommend just doing the rookery tour and returning to the ...

... Later, two evenings later. I attended a native music festival. I was the only caucasian that attended. I was visible for miles around. A fancy mix of reggea and modern rythms. After a feasty night, I drove south to St. Anne and rented a cottage for the remains of my stay at Martinique. Suddenly I had to go to FdF and my flight back to europe. A nice vacation, after all.