Friday, September 3, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Summer Camp
Wild Cat Feeding Station, Coral Bay
Cat Feeding Station Project, Coral Bay
The Cats Me-Wow!
Finished!
The cats jump into the house through a small hole in the floor from below. Volunteers refill water and food from a small door in the front of the station.
A local veterinarian started asking volunteers to build and maintain cat feeding stations all over the island in hopes to help with St. John's ferrel cat problem. This station is maintained by our friend Susan right here in Coral Bay. The cats are fed and watered daily and several times a month new cats to the station are live trapped and brought to the veterinarian to be spayed/neutered and then set free.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Morton Family Visit
Thanks so much for coming! It sure makes us miss home, but these visits help make all the miles between family and friends not seem so far...
End of day, heading back to St. John.
Aunt Sue sporting her new "Bad Kitty" temporary tattoo. Go Sue!
"The Caves"
Great snorkle spot. Lots of see under the sea....
View of the British Virgin Islands in the background.
We felt we had to tour the BVI being so close. The BVI are only a stones throw away from the U.S. Virgin Islands. We look out at them every day from St. John.
We felt it would have been like living in Arizona and not going to see the Grand Canyon!
Nana, Cousin "J", Kirsten, Auntie Sue, Steve and the girls
Here is the entrance into "The Baths" on Virgin Gorda. The Baths were formed by huge volcanic granite boulders dating approximately 70-100 million years old. They are still rising out of the ground from erosion. These boulders lie in piles on top of each other forming lovely pools of water and hidden grottos.
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