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Bequia's Best Beaches The beaches of Bequia are white sand, some are secluded, and all are clean and uncrowded. The waters are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, sailing, diving, and other water sports. Belmont Walkway skirts the harbour. The thin strip of Belmont Beach seperates the water from a number of popular restuarants and bars along the harbour front. It has been described as one of the most pituresque harbours in the Caribbean. Princess Margaret Beach is…

Today was our much anticipated Spa Day. The spa location is stunning, with two treatment bungalows on stilts in the water, accessible only by boat. Other treatment rooms are fastened by miracle to the cliff, all open to the gorgeous water below. We couldn't be too picky about the services, since we hadn't booked in advance. I ended up with an Imperial Head Massage. But instead of a massage, the woman tried (unsuccessfully, thank god) to break through my skull using intense pressure from her H…

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 Well, my saddest fear was realized when I ended up at Kingstown Baptist Church (KBC) Sunday morning and was alone save for three from the "Wise-guys" team. Gary and Betty Overstreet, and Don Overstreet and I sat in on the tail-ends of Sunday School and proceeded into the main service. It was actually quite an enjoyable experience, I was only a little sad to be separated from my teammates. As things went, I did play "Beautiful One" on my violin WITH the band (keyboardists, drums and bass…

This is a travel photography page of my latest trips and a few of my classic photos.

Sail fast, live slow! Three friends and I sailed the Windward Islands in 2005, island hopping from one to the next. The Pitons of St Lucia, pirates of Wallilabou in St Vincent and the beautiful and friendly Bequia left us memory of a lifetime.

I would like to share a few of the many photos I have taken as I travel the world. Please enjoy and leave comments.

In a perfect world with no flight cancellations or delays, and where someone could hop from plane to plane within 15 minutes, how many countries can a person visit in the shortest possible time? Here's one possibility using July 2006 timetables.