Trinidad & Tobago
May 20 to June 15, 2005
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| It was an overnighter
between Union Island (Grenadines) and Tobago. An amazingly easy trip,
we did it in one tack, and we had the company of two pods of dolphins!
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We think this is
Parlatouvier Bay. From this bar at the top of the hill we got a
perfect view of the bay and our boat.
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| Charlotteville, Tobago;
our first stop.
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We caught 8 of these
little tunas over 2 days. For some, we steamed them and made a lemon
dill sauce. They were excellent eating!
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| A clean galley, an unusual
sight! The juice jug in the window served as one of our rain water
catchers.
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Check out the turpentine
container! I don't think our government would allow such packaging!
Apparently children are easy to make around here!
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| Jungle Johnson showed us
around and didn't want anything for it. We stopped at a beach
bar and treated him to a beer.
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This is a school in
Tobago. What a playground! I couldn't imagine teaching in the
heat and the humidity.
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| We couldn't resist walking
up to another falls to cool off in.
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This cutie had no problem
reaching the leaves on the upper branches.
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| "I'll sing you a song, you
pay me money and I'll go and buy rum."...and that's just what happened.
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Ahhhh...another perfect
sunset!
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| The wildlife on Tobago was
much richer than on the other islands.
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The dog days of summer never end... |
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| Mike Campbell's boat.
Check out Dyna, his trusty dog and burglar alarm!
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It was a sad day when Cat
Tales was removed from the water to wait out the hurricane season.
We'll be back in October.
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