Posts Tagged ‘beach’

Steve

Wish You Were Here

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Basking in the warmth and sunshine of Half Moon Bay in Roatán, which at approximately 50 square miles is the largest of Honduras‘ seven Bay Islands.

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Patrick

A New Year Dawning Over Freight’s Bay, Barbados

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Your monthly moment of zen.

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Patrick

Caribbean Wallpaper Wednesday: Waiting For a Rainbow, Barbados

Rainbow, Barbados

I’m writing this while taking in daybreak from the veranda of Cotton House 2 in Barbados. My feet are kicked up on the coffee table, my infant child is pattering around waving a cracker in his hand, and my wife has just started some coffee in the kitchen as evidenced by the rich aroma wafting out on the cool sea air.
A matter of feet beyond my feet, just over the edge of the deck, the waves are methodically rolling in – pushing foam over the sand at my doorstep.
There’s just one thing that might be considered wrong with this perfect morning picture: it’s raining.

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Patrick

Wish You Were Here

Waking up Christmas Morning in Barbados

Waking up to the biggest, best gift of all! Merry Christmas to you and yours from Uncommon Caribbean.

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Steve

On-Site St. Croix: My Forced Family March to Sandy Point, Pt. 2

Sandy Point rules

Picking up where we left off a week ago, this was the happy scene my family and I were enjoying at the end of our summer hike in St. Croix to the best beach in the world. The sand, as pure and white as I remembered from my youth. The water, an ultra-alluring amalgam of blues. The skies – brilliant, crisp and clear. Best of all, we had the whole place to ourselves! It was P-E-R-F-E-C-T!
Then, it wasn’t.

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Steve

On-Site St. Croix: My Forced Family March to Sandy Point, Pt. I

Hiking to Sandy Point, St. Croix/Kelly Bennett

Traveling with young children is never entirely easy, even when you’re lucky enough to have kindhearted and culturally curious kids like mine. Eventually, even the best kids can snap, rebelling against any parental predisposition toward uncommon travel by unleashing an endless stream of bickering, teasing, tattling and the like. Such was the case on the last full day of my family trip to St. Croix this past summer. That morning it was clear that my kids had grown tired of Crucian history, culture, etc. Saving this day would take drastic measures. No better time to take a hike!

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Steve

Starting the Day with a Morning Jog Along Love Beach, Nassau

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Your monthly moment of zen.

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