Bareboating the British Virgin Islands - June, 2002
Nancy and Walker alone on the Moorings 3800 Catamaran "Texas Two Step" for two weeks
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Neil's AirCam landing in the anchorage in front of the Anegada Reef Hotel.
06/09/02
4:54 PM		 Neil's AirCam landing in the anchorage in front of the Anegada Reef Hotel.
06/09/02
4:54 PM		 Neil's AirCam taking off from Cow Wreck Beach.
06/09/02
5:11 PM		 Neil's AirCam taking off from Cow Wreck Beach.
06/09/02
5:11 PM		 Neil's AirCam flying over Cow Wreck Beach.
06/09/02
5:11 PM		 This beauty of a bruise came from Walker's stupid mistake two days previous of stepping backward through an open deck port on Texas Two Step.
06/10/02
5:57 AM
This is a yellow passion fruit, which grows wild in the West Indies. They were abundant and inexpensive when we shopped. Mary at Trellis Bay Cyber Cafe showed us how to make passion fruit juice from them.
06/10/02
7:25 AM		 This is a yellow passion fruit, which grows wild in the West Indies. They were abundant and inexpensive when we shopped. Mary at Trellis Bay Cyber Cafe showed us how to make passion fruit juice from them.
06/10/02
7:26 AM		 This is a yellow passion fruit, which Walker has cut in half to remove the juice and pulp.
06/10/02
7:27 AM		 This is the juice and pulp from one yellow passion fruit. Each seed is encased in a juicy sac. You extract the juice by mashing the seed sac. The juice has a very intense flavor, somewhat like a very tart citrus-orange. To make a delicious juice, you dilute the juice and add just a bit of sugar.
06/10/02
7:29 AM		 This is another yellow passion fruit, which grows wild in the West Indies. They were abundant and inexpensive when we shopped. Mary at Trellis Bay Cyber Cafe showed us how to make passion fruit juice from them. 06/10/02 08:44 AM
06/10/02
7:44 AM		 This is another yellow passion fruit, which grows wild in the West Indies. They were abundant and inexpensive when we shopped. Mary at Trellis Bay Cyber Cafe showed us how to make passion fruit juice from them.
06/10/02
7:45 AM
Neil's AirCam taxiing out from the Anegada Reef Hotel.
06/10/02
7:46 AM		 Neil's AirCam taxiing out from the Anegada Reef Hotel.
06/10/02
7:46 AM		 Neil's AirCam taking off from the Anegada Reef Hotel anchorage.
06/10/02
7:49 AM		 Looking over the stern of Clinton's commercial fishing boat
06/10/02
11:02 AM		 Clinton driving his commercial fishing boat
06/10/02
11:03 AM		 A view of Cow Wreck Beach from Clinton's commercial fishing boat
06/10/02
11:16 AM
A view of Cow Wreck Beach from Clinton's commercial fishing boat
06/10/02
11:16 AM		 A wide angle view of the northwest shoreline of Anegada from Clinton's commercial fishing boat
06/10/02
11:16 AM		 A small shark that Clinton and Walker pulled from one of Clinton's lobster traps. The shark soon became bait.
06/10/02
1:17 PM		 The catch from the day Walker spent as the mate aboard Aviance, tending Clinton's lobster traps off Anegada. The day's catch came to about 50 pounds of lobster, which Clinton sold to the Anegada Reef Hotel for $8.00 per pound.
06/10/02
1:21 PM		 We walked from the Anegada Reef Hotel around the west end of Anegada to Cow Wreck Beach. This photo, taken on the beach in front of the Lobter Trap Restaurant just west of the Anegada Reef Hotel, has a bit of humor in it. The sign says
06/11/02
8:02 AM		 We walked from the Anegada Reef Hotel around the west end of Anegada to Cow Wreck Beach. This photo, taken on the beach in front of the Lobter Trap Restaurant just west of the Anegada Reef Hotel, has a bit of humor in it. The sign says
06/11/02
8:02 AM
We walked from the Anegada Reef Hotel around the west end of Anegada to Cow Wreck Beach. In this photo, Nancy is walking past Whistling Pine Point, with Texas Two Step visible in the background.
06/11/02
8:06 AM		 Pam's Kitchen, as viewed from the beach in front of Neptune's Treasure.
06/11/02
8:09 AM		 The dock in front of Neptune's Treasure, with Pam's Kitchen whaler. Pam uses the whaler to visit the boats in the anchorage each afternoon with fresh baked goods for sale.
06/11/02
8:10 AM		 Nancy on the beach in front of Neptune's Treasure.
06/11/02
8:10 AM		 Beach trash sculpture near the southwestern end of Anegada, just to the east of Pomato Point. These impromptu collaborative works of
06/11/02
8:28 AM		 Beach trash sculpture near the southwestern end of Anegada, just to the east of Pomato Point. These impromptu collaborative works of
06/11/02
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