Here are more pictures to take your mind away! You will sail from Anguilla to Dominica. Enjoy!
Greg windsurfing in Francis Bay, USVI
A small boat anchored next to us in Anguilla!
Visiting friends in St Martin...now check the view from their balcony...
Orient Bay, St Martin. While the adults are eating outside, the kids are having their own party inside.
A typical tee-shirt stand on the islands. St Martin.
Emmanuelle's favourite spot on deck...
Exploring Ile Fourche, St Barthelemy.
Our anchorage in Ile Fourche.
On the way to the island with Daddy.
French food... yes... Gustavia, St Barthelemy...
Anse aux galets, St Barthelemy.. More shells for our collection...
Grand Anse, St Barthelemy..another pristine beach.
Family dinner in Gustavia, St Barthelemy...my head is healing from its sudden encounter with the boom!
Reading on deck on the way to Statia.
Statia.
A bath in St Kitts!
Basseterre, St Kitts. Next to the park, we found a replica of the Toyota we used to have in Vancouver!!! Same color, etc...
Basseterre, St Kitts. Yes there are other things to see than rusty old cars...like beautiful trees in the park.
Our anchorage in Nevis. A beautiful spot next to the beach with a first rate view of the dormant volcano...
No...no...no...Greg's hair is not quite this long yet..
Rasta man in St Kitts.
Greg in Charlestown, Nevis.
Our beach in Nevis. In the forest we will find many coconuts...
Our mermaids enjoying the warm water of the Caribbean sea.
Gymnastics at the bow. Nevis.
Partout dans les Antilles, les maisons se suivent...
...mais ne se ressemblent pas!
A typical house on the islands...
Charlestown, Nevis.
Another typical house, next to the other one! Charlestown, Nevis..
Claude on the way to Montserrat. As you can see we have attentive crew!
Claude, Greg and the girls on the way to Montserrat.
First site of the volcano as we are approaching the island of Montserrat.
In 1995, the explosion burried the capital, Plymouth, under the ashes. Two stories houses became one story houses and one story houses became well...check for yourself! (That's venting ash not clouds on the volcano) (The pyroclastic flow is in the foreground)
Jennifer is here in the laundry room of one story house!
Our anchorage in Montserrat, next to Littletown, north of the island...ie away from the ashes!
Montserrat. We hiked to the other side of the bay...
...it was very windy on top of the hill.
A nice dip in our private "pool" makes the hike in the heat worth it!
On April 22, we left Montserrat and headed south to Guadeloupe. We first anchored in Deshaies close to a bakery which opened every morning at 6.30 am!
Place de la Victoire, Pointe a Pitre, Guadeloupe.
April 24, Guadeloupe Airport...my parents arrive from France
Retrouvailles dans les Antilles le 24 avril...c'est la joie!
In Deshaies we are anchored next to Beowulf, Steve Dashew's boat!
Greg and Claude raced unofficially to Antigua from Guadeloupe with the rest of the fleet...some boats were a mere 150 feet long...no they didn't win the race!!!
Here's an example of a small boat in Jollyharbour, Antigua.
Admiral Nelson's place. Antigua.
Making landfall on the northwest coast of Guadeloupe.
Dinner on board with my parents. St Francois, Guadeloupe.
Tasting samples of Creole cuisine at "La Mere Michel", on the market, Guadeloupe.
Plage des raisins clairs, St Francois, Guadeloupe.
Emmanuelle with braided hair! Plage des raisins clairs, south side..
Guadeloupe rainforest. The girls found huge leaves which they used as umbrellas...we got drenched by the rainstorm!
Plage de St Anne, Guadeloupe.
My parents and I on the beach in St Anne.
May 9, Marie Galante. Farewell group picture before my parents' departure.
Before going on the ferry...my parents in St Louis, Marie Galante.
Waiting for the ferry on the dock...saying good bye is never easy...
Mes parents vont nous quitter dans quelques minutes...
St Louis, Marie Galante.
Greg and Jenny reading on the beach. Marie Galante.
Emmanuelle looking for more shells on the beach in Marie Galante.
