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The view across to St. Maarten from our breakfast table on the balcony Royal Palms from the front showing the fabulous gardens that enclose the pool The foyer The pool is spotless and is simply the best place to be after a hot morning at the beach

Royal Palms Anguilla

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... crowded. Because the sea was so rough, there was not much room to stand on the
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... stores. The road is also dotted with a church here and there. It was quite strange walking along there - all the Cruise-ship-Americans wandering around purchasing their rollexes, diamond necklaces and horrible Hawaiian style beach shirts. It was like I was in a different part of the world and not all that nice. The next street over is Back street - which is more of the local shops. This was also a bit strange walking down - it was a bit hectic, and in ...

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... not making any more mistakes. But the next mistake came soon enough…

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And then the chase was on!

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... next best thing, ran to security. Like a well oiled machine they took over. Radioing ahead so to speak. Two cars pulled up asking me to give them a ...

Hurricane Season in the Caribbean!!!!!

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... said that hurricanes don’t bother them. No wonder they can’t get insurance in Florida!!! Make it across to Rob and Mike’s and see the full ocean vista – wow - huge frothing waves still pounding into the shore. The golf course is now covered in sand from the wind blowing it off the beach.

6:14pm Still howling, but not as strong as earlier. This is a long storm. Apparently Earl is now a cat 4 hurricane as ...

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