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D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9082	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Sat, Feb 1, 2014 9:13 AM LoriLovesTiki each island was very different. I really enjoyed taking photos at each stop. MaukaHale he'll deny that but he's always been a ham. hang10tiki you better work on the butterfly stroke, you could have made it. TikiHula I'm looking forward to tomorrow. We have a challenge ahead to repair cracks on the AL DEAD bowl. hang10tiki how about with a ten foot pole? ========================================================================================================= ARUBA We sailed at night and in the morning the island came into view. We took a tour to see as much of this rocky island as possible. About an hours drive brought us to some very big rocks. We managed to climb to the top and were amazed at how many 80+ your olds made it up there with us. The steps back down were dangerous but everyone made it. Next we were off to see a natural bridge. When we got there they informed us that a year ago it collapsed in the night but that they still had this small one behind me. The wind was really helping me keep my hair fluffy. Crashing waves will help this one grow over time. It seems I find a bathroom photo to share for each post. At the end of the tour we were dropped off in the town of Oran-Jestad where we spotted a tiki. It was there that Polynesian Pattie spotted us and we joined them for a visit. We were back on the ship and as the sun set we choose our next activity. Once again we sat in the front row and were lucky to have Dan chosen to have his mind read. Yep Dan couldn't keep a secret and it was plucked out by the mentalist. That same night we sailed away saying goodbye to ARUBA. Time to work on tikis and to take more photos. Cheers, Wendy

LoriLovesTiki each island was very different. I really enjoyed taking photos at each stop.

MaukaHale he'll deny that but he's always been a ham.

hang10tiki you better work on the butterfly stroke, you could have made it.

TikiHula I'm looking forward to tomorrow. We have a challenge ahead to repair cracks on the AL DEAD bowl.

hang10tiki how about with a ten foot pole?

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ARUBA

We sailed at night and in the morning the island came into view.

We took a tour to see as much of this rocky island as possible. About an hours drive brought us to some very big rocks.

We managed to climb to the top and were amazed at how many 80+ your olds made it up there with us.

The steps back down were dangerous but everyone made it.

Next we were off to see a natural bridge. When we got there they informed us that a year ago it collapsed in the night but that they still had this small one behind me. The wind was really helping me keep my hair fluffy.