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Zipping!

A travel blog entry by ahartry

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... cracking jokes to keep people loose. I had a blast and would love to do it again.

At the end of the zipping, we returned to the gondola for the ride down through the canopy. Again, more birds and some more flowers than we saw on the way up. The view over St. Lucia was tremendous.

Then rum punch. We bought a West Indies sauce at the gift shop, boarded our bus, and returned on the same winding road to ...

Paradise Awaits

A travel blog entry by brassard

... our breakfast of bacon, eggs and fresh squeezed orange juice. The fruit was amazing, especially the bananas and the pineapples. The boys all proclaimed they would never be able to eat bananas back home again because the St. Lucian bananas were so good! John and I spent the morning admiring our 320 degree view of the sea and the valley from our cliff top location. The kids played games- ping pong, Blokus and backgammon as well splashed in the ...

Dags att byta ö...

A travel blog entry by hobbiton

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Efter massa letande och besvikelser ang. färjor och avsaknaden av flytande föremål som går ned till nästs ö, St, Vincent. Så åkte vi till flygplatsen och köpte biljetter via internet (som var 200USD billigare än att köpa där...)
Vi spenderade dagen på stranden 50m från terminalen :)

2 km sandstrand. Läste, badade, A sprang en tur, sen kvällsflyg ned.
Dagen efter började strejken på LIAT, så lite tur hade vi allt. ...

Kissed by the Atlantic and Calmed by the Caribbean

A travel blog entry by bumihills

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... all the signs were in English) but the language spoken by the black population was Creole and not terribly understandable to us. We stopped at a park and while George was getting ready to take a picture an older black woman began ranting and raving at us. We thought she was angry about us possibly taking her picture (which George was not trying to do). What she really was doing was warning us of pickpockets and people ...

Castries, St Lucia

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... impressive as the rise up forming two very tall and steep slender cones of green rising high above the landscape. They are viewable as soon as we top the mountain and begin our drive down into the town of Soufriere. As we drive down the mountain into Soufriere, we can see smoke rising from a mountain on the other side of the town. This smoke is coming from the Soufriere Volcano that is still active. One side of the cauldron of the volcano was blown away during ...

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