1/North side of St. John looking towards BVI's/
2/Eastern end of St. John - Coral Bay/
3/Chateau Bordeaux/
4/Coral Bay, looking out from Chateau Bordeaux/
5/Our first sighting of a feral donkey:)/
6/donkey/
7/donkey/
8/lunch at Skinny Legs/
9/lunch at Skinny Legs/
10/a wild pack of feral donkeys/
11/more donkeys/
12/more donkeys/
13/more donkeys/
14/more donkeys/
15/more donkeys/
16/Unfortunately, Miss Lucy's was closed/
17/a bunch of goats/
18/goats on a cliff/
19/sunset at Trunk Bay/
20/sunset at Trunk Bay/
21/snorkeling/
22/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
23/inside the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
24/Sheila inside the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
25/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
26/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
27/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
28/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
29/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
30/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
31/the Baths at the British Virgin Islands/
32/snorkeling/
33/snorkeling/
34/snorkeling/
35/snorkeling/
36/snorkeling/
37/snorkeling/
38/snorkeling/
39/snorkeling/
40/snorkeling/
41/snorkeling/
42/snorkeling/
43/snorkeling/
44/snorkeling/
45/snorkeling/
46/snorkeling/
47/snorkeling/
48/snorkeling/
49/snorkeling/
50/snorkeling/
51/snorkeling/
52/snorkeling/
53/snorkeling/
54/snorkeling/
55/snorkeling/
56/snorkeling/
57/snorkeling/
58/snorkeling/
59/Underwater trail sign at Trunk Bay. There are dozens of signs describing fish, etc along the trail/
60/Angel Fish/
61/I think this is a tarpon/
62/We saw several sea turtles during the week/
63/Sea Turtle/
64/snorkeling/
65/snorkeling/
66/snorkeling/
67/snorkeling/
68/snorkeling/
69/Parasailing/
70/Parasailing/
71/Parasailing/
72/Parasailing/
73/Parasailing/
74/Parasailing/
75/Parasailing/
76/Parasailing/
77/Parasailing/
78/Parasailing/
79/Parasailing/
80/Parasailing/
81/Parasailing/
82/Dining at Asolare/
83/View of Cruz Bay and Gallows Point Resort (where we stayed)/
84/Hiking the Reef Bay Trail/That's a termite nest in the tree; these termites only eat dead trees on the ground, but generally live up in the tree limbs
85/Hiking the Reef Bay Trail/Petroglyphs
86/Hiking the Reef Bay Trail/Petroglyphs
87/Hiking the Reef Bay Trail/Petroglyphs
88/Hiking the Reef Bay Trail/Petroglyphs
89/Hiking the Reef Bay Trail/Petroglyphs
90/Sheila's first Scuba Dive/
91/Scuba Dive/
92/Scuba Dive/
93/Scuba Dive/
94/Scuba Dive/
95/Scuba Dive/
96/John and Bev (whom we met on the first day over); Dining at the Chateau Bordeaux/
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a wild pack of feral donkeys
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