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So, why did we move 2,000 miles away from our home in Knoxville, Tennessee? Michael accepted a position as the director of retail and international sales for a Caribbean clothing brand.
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So, why did we move 2,000 miles away from our home in Knoxville, Tennessee? Michael accepted a position as the director of retail and international sales for a Caribbean clothing brand.
Cheers!
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Thursday, April 5, 2012
To Jost and Back
We had another splendid day on the Mystique. This is such a stress-free way to visit one of our favorite islands, Jost van Dyke. The captain and hostess aboard the boat take care of everything, including mixing the drinks! That's the catamaran anchored in White Bay. (Looks kind of small in this photo, but it's 45' long.)
The itinerary was the same as our trip with Whitney... Sailed to Diamond Point, where we snorkeled and even tried out the kayak, then we headed over to Soggy Dollar Bar for the afternoon before returning to Tortola! We loved every minute and Anna Drake was such a good little sailor!
We enjoyed meeting some folks from Wrightsville Beach, NC. My dad wanted them to hear some music by Da Tree Men, Michael's old BVI band, so he confiscated Michael's iPhone and had them play "Jost van Dyke - Tropical Paradise" on the sound system. It was a nice way to end our excursion.
I really miss the band... You may remember, the lead singer moved back to the states almost a year ago. We've worn out the CD of the band's original songs. Michael's drums are now collecting dust on top of a closet in the nursery. Sad.
The itinerary was the same as our trip with Whitney... Sailed to Diamond Point, where we snorkeled and even tried out the kayak, then we headed over to Soggy Dollar Bar for the afternoon before returning to Tortola! We loved every minute and Anna Drake was such a good little sailor!
We enjoyed meeting some folks from Wrightsville Beach, NC. My dad wanted them to hear some music by Da Tree Men, Michael's old BVI band, so he confiscated Michael's iPhone and had them play "Jost van Dyke - Tropical Paradise" on the sound system. It was a nice way to end our excursion.
I really miss the band... You may remember, the lead singer moved back to the states almost a year ago. We've worn out the CD of the band's original songs. Michael's drums are now collecting dust on top of a closet in the nursery. Sad.
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