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From the
Atlantis Hotel, where I quarantined, I could
look out on Tent Bay on the Atlantic coast.
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Tent Bay is so picturesque even the
locals come to paint it.
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The beaches on
the Atlantic coast tend to be wild and covered
with seaweed.
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Barbados bulfinches are very friendly.
This one came to my hotel room for breakfast.
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The Atlantis Historic Inn dates from the end
of the 19th century and was formerly served by a
railroad which went between the hotel and the
water's edge.
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When I visited there was still a lot of
ash in the woods, left from the eruption of La
Soufrier in St Vincent the previous month.
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Looking eastward out over the island from a
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Looking west
from the ridge behind Fitts Village.
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Katy's apartment in Chesterfield House,
Fitts Village.
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Katy hard at work in her garden office.
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Green monkeys visit the garden.
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Sunset and the Atlantic Ocean in the
distance.
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Bananaquits are everywhere.
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Antillean crested hummingbird
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Delicious meals at Champers Restaurant
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Bajan appetizer sampler from the Roundhouse
restaurant with plantain chips and fried okra
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Coral formations and a tiny fish in an
astonishingly blue sea
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so many
different reef fish
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See the parrotfish's red tail. The other is
a blue tang. There were a lot of them.
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This queen parrotfish was surprisingly large
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another blue tang
where the reef meets the sand
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Katy at Folkestone Underwater Park
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Paddling a glass-bottomed kayak
over the reef at Fitts Beach
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Fitts beach and the turtle rescue team
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A disguised turtle nest on Fitts Beach
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