Today we met John and Nancy from the sailboat
“Silver Seas” ( a 38 foot Freedom).
They’ve been sailing the Caribbean for the past eight years or so and
living the dream. They knew all there
was to know not only about The Saints, but so many of the islands we plan on
visiting. We met them in town and
enjoyed lunch with them. It turns out
that Nancy spent a year or so in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada (my hometown)
several years back. We had a lot in
common.
In the next couple of days, they will be
heading down to St. Lucia. For personal
reasons, they need to fly home and will leave their boat there for an extended
period of time. It will be nice if we
can run into them again before they head out.
Larry and I walked town briefly this
morning. It’s a funny town. The stores open in the morning (8am –
12ish). Then the stores all close for a
few hours and the restaurants open for lunch.
Once the restaurants close from lunch, the shops open again (about
3pm). They close just as the restaurants
are re-opening for dinner. I guess you
could work in two places since the schedules don’t really conflict!
Aside from the strange business hours, this
is an adorable little town. It’s so
clean and well kept and cheery with the colorful buildings and red roofs.
We ran into several English speaking people
so were able to communicate. We will
spend a little more time in town tomorrow before we head out to explore the
less populated anchorages of The Saints.
BTW … Larry checked his email at the restaurant and we
got good news. Our electrical issue
with the condo has been resolved.
Luckily, it wasn’t as expensive as we had thought. A lot of stress that really wasn’t
necessary. Again, thanks to Carl for all
his help in this issue. Also, thanks to
Kyle & Robin (our tenants) for their patience and assistance in getting
this resolved.
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