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Wir sind in Frankreich gestrandet...
... karibischer Strand... so wie ihr euch das so immer vorstellt. Ach so,... Wassertemperatur so um 28-29°C. Badewanne wo man hinkommt.
Heute leider die Informationen zur Abreise in der Kabine vorgefunden. Scheint nun doch ernst zu werden mit Ende der Reise.
Liebe Grüße von den Piraten... noch eine Insel (St. Lucia) und dann hat unsere Eroberungstour ein Ende (leider).
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Township of Bourg des Saintes
History
Bourg des Saintes, is on the largest island, Terre d'en Haut. The Saintes have been French since shortly after they were colonized, and have long supported a small community that used to rely almost entirely on fishing. There is a strong link to the north of France, especially Brittany.
Since the islands were never agricultural, no slaves were imported, and the inhabitants that ...
Picturesque Little Fishing Village
... day, as were we, as the winds now seemed favourable to be able to head north east, and not have to head into the wind. We were going to take the opportunity and head for Nelson Harbour in Antigua and Liam and Annie we understand were going to be heading to Nonsuch Bay - yes that is a strange name, however that's where they were headed to join up with some other friends.
We had left Deshais about an hour or so before Liam ...
Days 83-85: Sailing Sailing and More Sailing
... A note on our travels: Since leaving the Virgin Islands, we now lack a cruising guide or any information on these islands we're approaching and simply have to find out what they're about once we step ashore. I did pick up a Jimmy Buffet book in Virgin Gorda which has litte stories of his travels through the Caribbean. We now decide where to go based on what Jimmy Buffet tell us.) We'd been warned to stay on the ...
Journey to Les Saintes Passing Montserrat
... town whose major industry seems to be scooter rentals. As we passed by school children sitting on the curb after their lunch we were gleefully serenaded in sing-song unison, "Bonjour Madame, Bonjour Monsieur!" We enjoyed this spot a lot and didn't mind staying another day to await better sailing weather for moving on. We cleared out of customs the next day and also bought some baguettes, pastries, rum, and more ice cream. Low stress all ...
This lodge was formerly known as: Chalets "Sous-le-Vent" - Divers & Dreamers' Lodge

