The Culps of the Caribbean

Saturday's weather was blustery with the rain and the wind, although still 80 degrees. Once it cleared in the afternoon we made it down to the nearest beach which is about 1/2 mile from home.  The surf was all worked up from the wind. On Sunday, the weather was perfect.  We went down to Key's Beach which is about 4 miles away.  It is a very long stretch of a sandy beach that faces a wild Atlantic Ocean.  Amy spent a lot of time picking up beach glass.  My day was made when I spotted the trail of a sea turtle that had laid it's eggs the night before. To read more about the St. Kitts Sea Turtle Monitoring Network click the link below: http://www.stkittsturtles.org/www.stkittsturtles.org/Welcome.html Lastly,  I had spotted a large boat that was parked on a street in town.  Amy wanted to see it.  Here it is:   Nope, not on a trailer. On the street.

Last Day of Kyle's Spring Break Amy wanted to go back to Caribelle's Batik.  One the way there, a goat happens across the street. Village street that winds up to Caribelles. Amy and Kyle amongst the flora. Kyle and I also amongst the flora. Freshly dyed batik material hanging to dry. The wonderous scenes at North Friars Beach.  Just about 5 miles from home. The Breakfast of Champions. Not everything on St. Kitts is beautiful.  In fact there are a lot of things that are eye sores.  This however is a wonder.  It is an auto body shop that keeps their stock of used front ends and bumpers on the roof of their building.