Fun T Shirts

We all had fun coming up with a T-shirt design.

Here are a few of our ideas!

Papa


Maddie


Mama


Emma

Introducing our new T-shirts!

Screen printing lesson at Tall Ships in Coral Bay

Reef Bay Hike, Reef Bay

Reef Bay, St. John

A good swim to cool off right in Reef Bay itself!


Hike opens up into Reef Bay.

Land Crabs are also quite abundant. You find these dug holes all along the trail.

BATS! Everywhere in the ruins!

Reef Bay Sugar Mill Ruin

Petroglyphs from the pre Columbian Taino people. Dates back to 900 A.D. They were found within their sacred dwelling place and ritual site in Reef Bay. These same images are seen in the Taino pottery.

Stone wall approaching ancient Petroglyphs of the Taino people

Old ruins of a small community

Kopak Tree or "Cottonwood Tree"

Reef Bay Hike, St. John

June 2010

Tooth Fairy Visits St. John!

Maddie's First Tooth!

Steve's 40th Birthday

Happy Birthday Papa!

Steve turns 40!

His requests...a Djembe drum, Key Lime Pie and toes in the sand...

Surprise visit from sister Charlotte and fiance John wrapped up a birthday to remember.

2 pies!

40 in St. John

Salt Pond Bay, St. John

Ram's Head Hike

Salt Pond Bay, St. John

Salt Pond Bay

Beginning the Hike up to Ram's Head

May 2010

St. John

Annaberg Sugar Mill, St. John

The Annaberg Sugar Mill on St. John is a ruin designed and built exclusively for the production of raw cane sugar and its two valuable byproducts, rum and molasses. It was built between 1797 and 1805. In the beginning we were dependent on Asian and Mediterranean cane growers, but on Christopher Columbus' second voyage to the West Indies in 1493, he brought sugar cane to the tropical Americas.


Boiling House


Structures mixed with coral, shell and rock.

May 13, 2010

Coral Bay, St. John

Donkeys, Donkeys, Donkeys!
Driving these roads on St. John has been fun. Your first run out is a crash course in defensive driving! Donkeys, goats, sheep, chicken, pigs and cows, OH MY! Everything is free range here and alot of it!


Cinnamon Bay beach is one of the many along the NW side of St. John.
We are beach hopping this week to find our favorite spot!


Lounging at the beach


Cinnamon Bay Beach, St John