Wendy Cevola - New colors of the Frank mug by Frankoma now available. - Other Crafts

D danlovestikis Grand Member (8 years) Joined: Jun 17, 2002 Posts: 9082	D danlovestikis Posted posted on Wed, Feb 5, 2014 2:41 PM SoccerTiki you should have Woo Hoo plan your next trip, ha ha! You are lucky to have your own professional Tour Agent in the family. TikiHula it was so hot for Dan, not for the rest of us, that he kept choosing white over Hawaiian. LoriLovesTiki they sure were colorful. hang10tiki this was my second python hug in my lifetime. I hope it's not the last. DooWop so many mugs to make and so little time. That would be a fun mug. We like the vintage Cobra's Fang mug that Babalu brought back a few years ago. =============================================== At this point in time we are in Antigua. We boarded our tour bus and they guy in front of us had a KU hat. I asked him which Hawaiian Island he found the hat on but when he turned around I could read the front said Kentucky University. Dan and I just think tikis all the time. The City of St. Johns. Some ruins at the top of a hill. A spectacular view of the harbor. Then disaster for someone who loves to take photographs to share. Our tour took us to Nelson's port where we could could view these pillars. My camera ran out of space so this is taken off the inter-net. I missed lots of photo ops this day but luckily I was able to buy a disk once we were back on board the ship. The sun sets as we sail on to St. Maarten. We arrived and decided that we should walk to town. Our tour on this day didn't leave until 1 PM. 45 minutes later we arrived just as everything started to open. It was very hot out so we took an almost empty boat back to the ship. When we got off the waiting line to take the boat to town was at least 500 people long. They should have walked because they were in line in the sun. Once on the tour it was mainly views of the ocean from the bus and shopping stops like this one. Always have quarters and dollar bills for the bathrooms are not free. Another pretty public bathroom. From the bus we saw many, yes many, iguanas up in trees. That was a surprise. They also have cows that mow the lawn in cemeteries. Near the boat Dan found these but we had no room in our suitcases so we left them behind. This was the first dock where our ship was right across from another ship. This one from Germany was full of nudists who flashed us on our ship. I missed a great photo op dang it! Tomorrow will be our last island and then on home. I've been working clay each day so I'll have lots of photos this week of the Wish List projects. Cheers, Wendy [ Edited by: danlovestikis 2014-02-05 17:01 ] [ Edited by: danlovestikis 2014-02-05 20:57 ]

SoccerTiki you should have Woo Hoo plan your next trip, ha ha! You are lucky to have your own professional Tour Agent in the family.

TikiHula it was so hot for Dan, not for the rest of us, that he kept choosing white over Hawaiian.

LoriLovesTiki they sure were colorful.

hang10tiki this was my second python hug in my lifetime. I hope it's not the last.

DooWop so many mugs to make and so little time. That would be a fun mug. We like the vintage Cobra's Fang mug that Babalu brought back a few years ago.

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At this point in time we are in Antigua. We boarded our tour bus and they guy in front of us had a KU hat. I asked him which Hawaiian Island he found the hat on but when he turned around I could read the front said Kentucky University. Dan and I just think tikis all the time.

The City of St. Johns.

Some ruins at the top of a hill.

A spectacular view of the harbor. Then disaster for someone who loves to take photographs to share.

Our tour took us to Nelson's port where we could could view these pillars. My camera ran out of space so this is taken off the inter-net. I missed lots of photo ops this day but luckily I was able to buy a disk once we were back on board the ship.

The sun sets as we sail on to St. Maarten.

We arrived and decided that we should walk to town. Our tour on this day didn't leave until 1 PM.

45 minutes later we arrived just as everything started to open.

It was very hot out so we took an almost empty boat back to the ship. When we got off the waiting line to take the boat to town was at least 500 people long. They should have walked because they were in line in the sun.

Once on the tour it was mainly views of the ocean from the bus and shopping stops like this one.

Always have quarters and dollar bills for the bathrooms are not free. Another pretty public bathroom.

From the bus we saw many, yes many, iguanas up in trees. That was a surprise.

They also have cows that mow the lawn in cemeteries.

Near the boat Dan found these but we had no room in our suitcases so we left them behind.

This was the first dock where our ship was right across from another ship. This one from Germany was full of nudists who flashed us on our ship. I missed a great photo op dang it!

Tomorrow will be our last island and then on home. I've been working clay each day so I'll have lots of photos this week of the Wish List projects.

Cheers, Wendy

[ Edited by: danlovestikis 2014-02-05 17:01 ]

[ Edited by: danlovestikis 2014-02-05 20:57 ]

Post #706851 by danlovestikis on Wed, Feb 5, 2014 2:41 PM