A lot of ships lined up at the port. | Bigkitty Gallery

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Working along the hull

Wonderful sea turtle

Where to go on St. Thomas

We moved our rabbit to coloring

Wade through the water...

View of the Port Inland

View of NCL Escape in the Charlotte Amilie Harbour

View of Charlotte Amilie Harbour from Blackbeard's Castle

View 3 of "The Three Queens of the Virgin Islands"

View 2 of "The Three Queens of the Virgin Islands"

View 1 of "The Three Queens of the Virgin Islands"

Us in front of the Amber Waterfall

Traveling down Skyline Drive from Mountain Top

Tight fit throughout the trail

Third animal: Frog

The water is so beautiful

The ship seen through a "window" of Blackbeard's Castle

The next morning, we had our frog reading the ship's daily.

The fish swimming just above the water line

The curve island is 3 USVI Cays

The bow of the NCL Escape

That one is a little too thin...

That one is a little too low...

Taking a water taxi to get back to the boat faster

Swordfish at the bow

Sunset on Charlotte Amilie Harbour

St. Thomas Port - end of dock

Someone sailing

Skytsborg National Landmark Sign

Sixth animal: swan

Sir Francis Drake Channel to Spanish Town, Virgin Gorda from Tortola

See the port glow!

See the other side of the bay

Second animal: brontosaurus

Robert Culliford

Rest of the industrial port

Queen Anne's Revenge

Port view from our balcony

Pirate Tour Guide

Not sure what you should do today...

Norwegian Escape Side Hull

Nice little side nook

NCL Escape is the farthest one out

NCL Escape Hull Art by Guy Harvey

NCL Escape from the top of Blackbeard's Castle

Mountain Top View Map looking towards Magen Bay

More of downtown from the water

Miami port at 6am

Looking out towards the sea

Looking Out Northeast

Looking back at Philipsburg

Look at the natural erosion

Long John Silver

Leaving the ship down the Sir Francis Drake Channel to Spanish Town: Virgin Gorda

Jost Van Dyke (BVI) in the middle through the clouds

Information on William Bones

Information on Queen Anne's Revenge

Information on Jack Sparrow

Information on "The Three Queens of the Virgin Islands"

Information on "The Devil's Bay Trail"

Information on "Robert Culliford"

Information on "Mary Read"

Information on "Long John Silver"

Information on "Edward Lowe"

Information on "Ceasar (Spyder)"

Information on "Caribbean World Amber Waterfall"

Information on "Captain William Kidd"

Information on "Captain James Hook"

Information on "Captain Henry Morgan"

Information on "Captain Francis L'Olonnios"

Information on "Captain Christopher Condent"

Information on "Captain Bartolomew Roberts"

Information on "Calico Jack Rackman"

Information on "Blackbeard and Lt. Maynard"

Information on "Blackbeard (Edward Teach)"

Information on "Anne Bonny"

Heading back to the ship

Guy Harvey designed the hull of the NCL Escape

Fourth animal: rabbit (and they gave him a remote because the frog had the daily)

First towel animal - Dog

Fifth animal: Monkey

Erica in the side nook

Entrance to The Baths at Virgin Gorda

Down this path...

Don't we look cute together?

Dawn in Tortola (BVI) view 3

Dawn in Tortola (BVI) view 2

Dawn in Tortola (BVI) view 1

Closer view of the art work

Ceasar (Spyder)

Caribbean World Amber Waterfall

Captain William Kidd

Captain James Hook

Captain Henry Morgan

Captain Francis L'Olonnios

Captain Christopher Condent

Captain Bartolomew Roberts

Calico Jack Rackman

Brian's birthday at Cagney's

Brian in Devil's Bay

Blackbeard and Lt. Maynard

Blackbeard (Edward Teach)

Artwork outside the Teppanyaki restaurant

A window to a different part of the trail

A stingray towards the middle

A lot of ships lined up at the port.

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