Emerald Pool, Dominica
Tere de Haut, The Saints
Fort Napolean, The Saints
yup...you guessed it...Fort Napolean, The Saints
last one of Fort Napolean, The Saints...I promise!
local fishing boats, The Saints
our yummy meal at "The Three Boats" (Les Trois Bateaux?"; The Saints
ditto
Another fort at the top of our hike, The Saints
Herb, Captain of Milk and Honey and Louis on our "tour" of Dominica
A cool old house, Dominica
This guy cut this coconut up for us, coconut spoons included...very tasty
Waiting to jump into the freshwater pool (yeah...fresh water!) with Martin, our excellent guide; Dominica
Martin jumping into the pool, Dominica
The Drum Exchange between Martin and Marcel on the yacht, Milk and Honey; Dominica
I think Louis wants a motor yacht...uh oh!
Oh yeah!!! This is the life. On the hot tub aboard Milk and Honey; Dominica
Yup, this is how pineapples grow. I never knew that! Dominica
Cool "bird" Martin made for us out of some grass; Dominica
Our first fish! (Louis found it in the dinghy)
Aaawwwwwww...selling chicks at the Portsmouth market (the bird); Dominica
The chicks again at the Portsmouth market, Dominica
On the way to Emerald Pool, Dominica
I love this woman! Juliana, a member of a Carib tribe on Dominica (the indigenous tribe of Dominica). She made all of those baskets...harvested the grass, dyed some of the strands in the mud to get the different colors, and then wove the baskets while the grass was still wet. One basket is 2 days worth of work. She's a very warm, sweet soul!
Very cool local bakery of the Carib tribe; unfortunately we got there just as they ran out of "Casava bread". I don't know what that is, but I bet it's awesome! Carib village; Dominica
The oven at the Casava Bakery; Dominica
