The equator is an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth at an equal distance from the North Pole and the South Pole. Today we crossed that imaginary line. Historically, being a rookie sailor was one of the most degrading positions on a ship. Crossing the equator was a right of passage for the … More Merry Christmas at the equator crossing
Due to weather this port was canceled this morning. Chuck said it was my fault since I opened an umbrella indoors. I don’t think so. It is a tender port, meaning we have to take a life boat to shore as the water is too shallow at the port or they don’t have a dock … More Devils Island – Canceled
We arrived to dark clouds and rain in this beautiful tropical island. As with all the other islands the rain comes and goes so after breakfast we had some beautiful blue skies to explore in. We didn’t plan an excursion here mainly due to the fact not much was offered and the ones that were, … More St. Georges, Grenada
Today in Bridgetown Barbados we spent a great deal of time walking through the streets and exploring the British history of this southern caribbean town. The British arrived in 1627 to create a colony that would grow cotton and tobacco, the sugar industry was added in the 1640s. It still has the British history recognized … More Barbados
Welcome to Kralendijk which is pronounced either “craw-len-dake” or “craw-len-dike” depending on who you listen to, the locals just call it “Playa” Whichever way you want to say it the name means “coral dike” so appropriate since the main attraction here is the reef surrounding Bonaire. Some of our friends are divers so they will … More Bonaire
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