This summer Sara and I spent our babymoon (the last trip before baby comes!!)
in one of the most beautiful places in the world...
St. John, US Virgin Islands.
We took a boat excursion to snorkel around and see the other islands.
Here we're anchored at White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, British VI.
Here we're anchored at White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, British VI.
We ate lunch at Foxy's Taboo during our snorkeling excursion
Sandy Spit - a tiny island that you can run around in 42 seconds.
This was the talking Scarlet Macaw at the Westin
Sandy Spit - a tiny island that you can run around in 42 seconds.
This was the talking Scarlet Macaw at the Westin
Some really cool stones were used around the ruins.
This one reminded me of the Haversian system in bone!
This one reminded me of the Haversian system in bone!
We snorkeled with turtles at Watermelon Bay.
Great example of some of the tortuous roadage on this island.
Great example of some of the tortuous roadage on this island.
Haulover Bay - a small neck of land connecting two parts of St. John
They used to drag boats over it to save time going around.
They used to drag boats over it to save time going around.
When there was no wind, horses turned the mill.. ca. 1810
The cane juice flowed by gravity from the mill into this building where sequential copper kettles
boiled out the water to concentrate the sugar... the hill beyond used to be covered with
sugar cane, harvested and milled by slaves.
boiled out the water to concentrate the sugar... the hill beyond used to be covered with
sugar cane, harvested and milled by slaves.