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Exploring like a land pirate
... what to do and took it in stride.
After work, I decided to explore a little. The more I explore, the less lost I will be and I will be better able to recover from wrong turns in the future. I got gas for the car (cash only, attendant only) and stopped by the IGA (the third major grocery store on the island). Why are we not surprised that my exploring first led to a food place? Like the other grocery stores, the IGA was very overpriced ...
Charlestown
... of modest little rooms which you can stay in, one of which is in the old tower of the sugar mill...just beautiful.
Ray and I had a beautiful lunch there - they also had a pool in which we could take a swim, and then we reluctantly thought it time to move on.
We then went to visit the Botanical Gardens of Nevis, a creation of Dr. Joseph Murphy, a marketing genius from the USA who became so attached to Nevis that he became a ...
Chillaxing in Nevis
... and how accepting some of the tourists are to their
advances. I mean I understand that people want to relax and have a good time,
but really? That is all I have to really want to say about that.
The 18th
which is today was pretty fun as well. Ended up taking a ride around Nevis on a
bicycle, got a good view of the whole island and the neighboring islands as
well ...
A Caribbean Paradise found!!!
... br>
The Botanical Garden on Nevis was just up the road (I'm calling them roads) from us. Very relaxing strolling around the lush and well-manicured sections of the gardens.
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We start loosing boat parts and crew!
... home from St Kitts. Norman and Alison seemed to be making up? They even had lunch together in the same café we were in however we didn't disturb them. We spent the rest of the day not doing much, had a quick look around then found a TV in a pub to watch New Zealand Draw with Paraguay, another huge result for little old NZ, but not enough to get them through to the next round. 3 games, 3 draws, NZ goes home the only ...


