Haven’t posted any pictures from our PR trip here so here’s the first.
View of the beach from the door of our condo. We were staying at Ababor Suites on Vieques.
Haven’t posted any pictures from our PR trip here so here’s the first.
View of the beach from the door of our condo. We were staying at Ababor Suites on Vieques.
Another morning of rain. It was was gray but the rain sounded nice.
We took a walk along the beach. What’s that?
Saw a few Iguanas.
and discovered that the camera flash actually works pretty well under water.
We took several ig pictures and a whole load under water.
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It was another morning beginning with stargazing. Took several long-exposure shots of Cygnus and followed by by shots of St. John in the dark.
It was another fine day of beach-lounging and skorkeling.
There were some great underwater critter sightings such as a nice pale urchin and squid!
Susan later found an occupied conch shell and we ended the night with dinner in Red Hook
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Another light picture day. It was a bit gray and rainy to start with.
Eventually we went out and were accosted by critters looking for food
We did a bit of snorkeling, some kite flying and a whole lot of being lazy.
At the end of the evening we were rewarded with a great sunset.
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Today was a quiet day as far as picture taking goes. We went on the ferry over to St. John and did some shopping.
On the way over we saw Rumbaba taking a group out.
Stopped near the marina
for lunch
Eventually heading back to the condo for a light dinner
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We started off the day going in to Red Hook to join up with Captain Bobby for a day sail.
Before meeting up with him we spent some time in a marina cafe having a couple of coffee drinks and watching the people and dogs go by.
We headed over to St. John for some wonderful snorkeling at Hawk’s Nest Bay
Followed by a tasty lunch of grilled Mahi and Tuna prepared while we sat and enjoyed the view.
We then headed over to Henley Cay for some more great snorkeling
and then back to Red Hook for drinks and pizza.
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A wonderful view in the morning. This time it was at 4am and I was looking up at the Milky Way near Cassiopea. If you look carefully at the right you’ll see M31.
Some great snorkeling
Rum punches galore
There was also a handsome iguana, great clouds and a view through the sea grape branches, wonderful sunrise, turtles, etc. You get the idea.
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