Beautiful and dramatic morning skies over St. Vincent.

Gregg, Randy & Susan (Windward Passage) and others off for a dive at Bequia

Quinn over on Windward Passage for a visit with Miss Susan.

Sunset on Admiralty Bay, Bequia.

"Johnny Depp Island", a.k.a. Petite Tobac, Tobago Cays

Quinn trying out his new boogie board.

Turtle Beach, Baradel, Tobago Cays

There's a turtle-watching area around a beach on Baradel. You can snorkel with the turtles and as you can see from this and the next shot, if you just float (i.e., not scare them), they'll go right past you.

"Super Hero Quinn" enjoyed running around the deck wearing his cape from his Halloween costume. Jen sewed it onto a t-shirt during his nap today.

Windward Passage (left) and Mirasol (right) at anchor at the Tobago Cays. We were all in the dinghy heading for a morning of snorkeling at Horseshoe Reef.

Randy (Windward Passage) pointing out a "cleaning station" for Blue Tangs

Jen's new facebook photo? Maybe not...

Jen and Quinn

Susan (Windward Passage)

Gregg, Quinn and Randy

Quinn has taken to snorkeling like a champ - he even tries to dive down.

Walter is our (and Randy & Susan's) boat vendor of choice. There are probably around 10 or so different vendors cruising around selling anything from croissants and baguettes to t-shirts, jewelry, and fresh fish and lobster. We have bought breakfast from Walter every day since we got here ($12 US for 3 croissants) and also purchased Tobago Cays t-shirts from him the other day.

Another snorkeling trip out to Horsehose Reef...

Scrawled filefish

Quinn admiring his new haircut.

Jen went for a morning swim and found a "smooth trunkfish" snacking on the grass growing on the port propellor.

Quinn got to play in the hammock for a while today. He loves hiding in it.

Trying to get Miss Susan's attention (next door on Windward Passage).

Windward Passage enroute to Saline Bay, Mayreau, with us and Aisling (another boat from Maryland). Brisk and rolly with 20-25 knot winds on the stern for the short trip

Local fishing boat, Mayreau.

Beach at Saline Bay, Mayreau.

Saline Bay Anchorage, Mayreau.

View of Tobago Cays from the windward side of Mayreau.

Ed and Martha, Aisling.

The whole gang out to dinner at Island Paradise in Mayreau. From left: Arif, Ed, Martha, Quinn, Gregg, Jen, Susan, Vuki, Randy.

Shopping in Port Elizabeth, Bequia. We bought a little handmade sailboat.

One of Quinn's funny faces.

A day in the life... At the dinghy dock after a provisioning trip and lunch ashore.

Colorful fence - Port Elizabeth, Bequia.

Perfect day for enjoying a sparkling cranberry juice and palm trees.

Family photo taken by a friendly Swedish cruiser in front of Gingerbread Restaurant, Port Elizabeth, Bequia.

In the taxi on the way to the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary with Vuki and Susan.

Brian talking to Quinn and Susan about the baby turtles.

Ok, all together now, "Awwwwwwww"... These turtles will not be released into the ocean until they are 5 years old.

Hawksbill turtle

Brian and Quinn petting one of the tame and friendly turtles.

Beautiful palm-lined beach on the windward side of Bequia.

Hard to tell from the photo, but in person, this road almost seems to go straight up.

Bequia produce market.

Diving lessons at Young Island Cut, St. Vincent.

Sunset at Young Island Cut, St. Vincent.

Quinn modeling his pirate tatoos, courtesy of Ed & Martha, Aisling.

On our way to St. Lucia, we swung through Willalibou Bay to check out the set from Pirates of the Caribbean. This was a location used for "Port Royal".

This is the scaffolding Capt. Jack Sparrow uses during his escape in Pirates 1.

This is the arch in Sparrow's opening scene of Pirates 1.