Rex Grenadian St. George's

... pulling out onto the pan central american highway in his van.. with his mom in the front seat. Guess they really take drunk driving seriously here, or they just like to get started early. <br><br>Also just a little tid bit for you all.. I did my first load of laundry today. Consisted of me scrubbing my clothes on a stone wash tablet... Im going to smell like something fierce after six months of this, so dont say I didnt warn you.

... La Palma, La Gomera, Lanzarote and Tenerife), the Greek Islands (Corfu, Crete, Santorini, Mykonos, Skiathos and Rhodes) the Red Sea Riviera (Sharm el Shiekh, Hurghada and Taba Heights) the Arabian Gulf (Dubai, Oman, Qatar and Abu ...

... were on the top deck (of which we ended up on because it was so jam packed..). So we think, Ok, the free Rum Punch might make this liveable, right? Nooooo, it was like some crazy sour Rum drink that wasn't even drinkable. So by the time we get to Morne Rouge, we already know we're not taking that think back...Not my style. So we investigated a cab. It was $18 back into St. George. We ...

... us . It was out of this world to put it mildly. I kept thinking, King Kong would have loved to live here, in all of this green vegetation and mountains. It was entirely a different landscape than the islands previously visited the last two days. The colourful painted houses were built on the hillsides giving a tropical and exotic view. Dark clouds could be seen in the centre of the island probably a rainforest, otherwise ...

... went down to the Lounge for Wine tasting class. We had the opportunity to taste 12 wines from 6 different countries. It was really fun and they had snacks there too. I really enjoyed it and there was big crowd there. I am going to so the next one which is Wine and food pairing on the day at sea. After the Wine tasting class we all came back to the rooms to rest a little and get ready for dinner...I took a nap and I ...

... as we entered that bay, a black rain squall enveloped us in rain so heavy that we could barely see the bow of our boat. Fortunately, we had a few minutes warning as the squall approached. Chris immediately turned on the radar, asked me to get my rain coat on and double checked our exact position with our GPS computer map plotter and depth sounder. We turned on the radar to make sure that we didn't hit any 1) other boats or 2) land. Our depth sounder told us how much spare ...

Soo.. yeah Grenada... its pretty sweet so far... got in last night round 1030. Woke up to a beautiful sun shiny day.. Its kinda difficult to describe the weather - i wouldnt call it humid.. its warm but thers always a nice breeze from the ocean. Its really quite nice... although you really notice the difference from going outside to the a/c. The journey over here wasnt bad - although there was a delay in Barbados.. and the MIAMI airport sux ass ...

... hands, cut through the mountain and retract what flour has been cut. Caution must be heeded not to let the coin fall as this will result in u digging it out of the flour with ur face. NO wiping of flour from ones face is permitted once the coin has been retrieved. Needless to say it often ends up in a flour fight! If i had my camera cable i could show u the results. Then it was onto twister. This is completely foreign to the grenadines, theyve never heard of it. So the others ...

... also cool going in convoy! Sort of felt like a cross between going on a safari and jurassic park! Half way down the west coast we made a small detour to Concorde falls. Away up in the hills was one of few waterfalls on the island. Again, paradise. But almost like being in the jungle at the same time. End of the day and we went for a bite to eat, my meal arriving at the same time as everyone elses for a change :) A fantastic day, hundreds of photos and videos to show u all when i get back AJG