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| View from our balcony - Blue Bay |
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| Part of the beach wrecked by last week's mega rain |
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| More of the same section of the beach showing how much sand has been washed away - Blue Bay |
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| Bill, despite days of not wanting what was underneath his feet in the sea, finally decides to put on his goggles. Vainly hoping for a fish-free sea. |
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| Zac looking serious trying to remember everything he learned in the theory part of his diving lesson |
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| With all the equipment, just before going in the water |
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| Zac and diving instructor René the fireman from Holland |
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| Bill and Gordon's jeep |
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| Mister freckles pretending the jeep is all his |
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| Bill on rusty bulldozer near the tennis courts in Blue Bay |
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| Street musicians playing Joy to the world |
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| All of them |
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| If it were always like that |
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| This is a local actor |
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| This one too |
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| The famous plastic flamingos of Curaçao |
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| At Jeremi beach |
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| Up a tree at Lagun Beach |
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| Up a rock at Jeremi Beach |
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| The monument commemorating 1795 slave rebellion at Knip plantation |
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| Some of the buildings on the Knip plantation |
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| View from one of the rooms in the main house - Knip landhuis a corn plantatition |
Don't know if you rec our first comments but I think this one might actually go thru..
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scenery. It is almost sceptical sometimes to see the mother nature's mood swings...your feet are in the sand and ours (thank you very much !) are in I don't know how much of snow...the joy (for you of course!!!). Hope the diving experience was awesome for Z and there is a good chance that the youngest get's a jeep when he's older ! Talk to ya soon !
JP and K says hi to B