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<title><![CDATA[St.Martin Update [Wed, May 16 2012 14:59 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Update
     * By "Barbara Cannegieter" <barcann at hotmail.com>
     * Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 14:59:39 -0400


   Good afternoon everyone
   The sun was shining this morning but it is gray and cloudy now and
   drizzling.
   The forecast calls for:
    "An upper level disturbance will combine with a surface trough and
   local effects to produce some cloudiness and scattered showers across
   the islands during the next 24 hours. Locally these showers could be
   heavy and accompanied by thunder resulting in some minor street
   flooding. Otherwise, seas are expected to be moderate to locally choppy
   over exposed areas."

   I just donated to the web site. I hope all of you can help out a
   little. Every little bit counts.
   I know Gert hates to ask for donations but it really does cost to keep
   the web site up and we all rely on it, so we all should do what we can,
   if we can.
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<pubDate>Wed, 16 May 2012 14:59:52 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Nevis Update [Wed, May 16 2012 14:06 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Cloud, sunshine and some showers
     * By "nevisislander at yahoo.co.uk" <nevisislander at yahoo.co.uk>
     * Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 14:02:29 -0400


   Good afternoon,

   Today has been a mixed bag regarding the weather. Most of the time it
   has been cloudy with occasional breaks with some sunshine and as the
   cloud thickens, showers.

   Last night in the early hours there was a heavy downpour that knocked
   out the electricity (off at 01:56 hours) as well as cable TV and the
   internet.

   So still not the weather for sun seekers. I've added a couple of photos
   taken today of Saddle Hill reflecting the changeable weather
   conditions. Saddle Hill is the southern most range on Nevis and is 375m
   high.

   Regards,

   Frank Goodwill
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<pubDate>Wed, 16 May 2012 14:06:41 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Dominica Update [Wed, May 16 2012 09:24 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Rainy Weather
     * By Lisette Stevens <jaco.lass at gmail.com>
     * Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 09:23:58 -0400

   Yesterday was a gorgeous sunny day; we watered our garden vigilantly
   and depleted our holding tank somewhat!  Today the heavens have opened
   and we are having heavy downpours on and off which is really great!  I
   went away to Antigua last week for a few days and left Jaco Ladd
   holding the fort.  I have to say I had not been to Antigua for a while
   and when I was there I hired a jeep as you do! Travelling around I
   became totally amazed at how Antigua has grown; there are so many new
   buildings on view, the island is getting a little full in my opinion!
   I was also horrified at the cost of the food in the supermarkets, much
   higher than in DA!  The thing I missed most was the sounds of the
   forest around our home!  I am sitting on the deck writing this and I
   can here hundreds of frogs singing a very loud chorus and lots and lots
   of birds chirping away, it is a total choir, not to mention looking out
   onto our beautiful green lawn, the bamboo, trees and cliffs of the
   Layou river, wow, we are so lucky, it is great to be home.
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<pubDate>Wed, 16 May 2012 09:24:08 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Culebra Update [Wed, May 16 2012 06:51 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Hot, humid, hmmm
     * By MJ <caribemj at gmail.com>
     * Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 06:51:05 -0400

   The hot word is starting to be heard more and more around here. Sweaty
   cheeks mean more air kissing and thoughts turn to getting prepped (that
   should be 'finishing preps') for the season ahead. I was lucky enough
   to be given two big water containers so yesterday I got down to the
   dreaded chore of stowing away stuff for when I leave in June, that I
   hope is right where I stow it when I get back here in October. Now we
   have this potentially early storm question going on. Thanks to Suzanne
   from the finca, for directing me to this site for one opinion on the
   matter.
   Have a great Wednesday!
   Inline image 1
   Getting my chickens all in a row
   --
   Save what's left!
   My blog:   http://islandwomanculebra.blogspot.com/
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<pubDate>Wed, 16 May 2012 06:51:53 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Bonaire Update [Tue, May 15 2012 17:12 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Nuking Winds Continue
     * By "Ann Phelan" <ann at bonairecaribbean.com>
     * Date: Tue, 15 May 2012 17:12:14 -0400


   The winds are howling still and it's pure windsurf heaven. My friend
   reported the sighting of a juvenile flamingo near Salt Pier. Sadly the
   high winds carry these little creatures in the offshore winds. They
   need to be rescued and returned to the flock up in Pekelmeer. There are
   many good Samaritans out there to help these lovely birds.


   If you have ANY time off and want to sail come on down. Also keep the
   kids summer camps in mind if you fancy a vacation on Bonaire



   Cheers


   http://bonairebliss.com/2012/05/07/sumnmer-bonaire-windsurf-kids-camps/


   Ann Phelan "Creating Dream Vacations Since 1987"

   www.bonairecaribbean.com

   www.bonairebliss.com


   Twitter: bonairebliss and anguillabliss

   Skype: Caribchakita

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<pubDate>Tue, 15 May 2012 17:12:19 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Tortola and Virgin Gorda (BVI) Update [Mon, May 14 2012 19:25 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Good News from the BVI
     * By DearMissMermaid at aol.com
     * Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 19:25:11 -0400 (EDT)


   The pre-hurricane test is over (we hope!).

   Shower activity associated with a low about 450 miles south southwest
   of the Southern Azores remains MINIMAL.

   Yippie!  [08]

   Put yourself in an island mood by downloading some Reggae tunes from
   Amazon. You can even preview them before you download. [02]

   Warm and Sunny Regards,
   Dear Miss Mermaid
   Author of Hurricanes and Hangovers
   Now Available on Kindle too!
   [jpg_9B0KQVwmB.jpg]
   Visit
   DearMissMermaid.Com
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<pubDate>Mon, 14 May 2012 19:25:25 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Tortola and Virgin Gorda (BVI) Update [Mon, May 14 2012 12:25 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Good sunny Monday morning from Tortola
     * By DearMissMermaid at aol.com
     * Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 12:25:26 -0400 (EDT)



   Good sunny Monday morning from Tortola. The haze seems to have lifted
   and we are enjoying pleasant conditions with a nice easterly breeze,
   blue skies and temps. around the mid 80's.
   Had an interesting conversation yesterday with a forensics specialist
   who is on "loan " here from the British police force. We were
   discussing snorkeling and some of the better snorkeling spots.
   Unbeknownst to me he told me that there have been 4 or more snorkeling
   /heart attack related deaths in the waters around Tortola just in the
   past few months. When I asked him why such a large number , as I don't
   find snorkeling to be particularly exerting, he said that many peoples
   hearts will race a bit when out of their element , or when new to
   snorkeling, or when encountering a sudden large drop off beneath them.
   There have also been instances when snorklers have been caught up in a
   current and carried off. The advice is to have a Dr.'s okay before
   taking on anything strenuous, always snorkel with a buddy or two, and
   snorkel in well known approved areas !
   from da
   Mystery Mermaid
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     and below from Dear Miss Mermaid   I'm not convinced that doctors are
   that knowledgeable about snorkeling risks either. However, there are
   many sedentary folks who wait all year to go on vacation, then their
   physical activity suddenly soars and their heart can't take it.
   So.........  if you are planning a physically active vacation, go into
   training now. The easiest  way to get started  is brisk daily walks and
   a dog is sure good company to keep you walking regularly. Don't just
   waddle around, you have to work up to a good brisk walk. It's not easy,
   but once you get started, you will actually begin to feel the positive
   effects rather quickly. Don't overdo it, just work your way up, with a
   super short walk at first then each day making it a little longer.
   Amazingly, when you have the urge to have  a snack, you can often take
   a brisk walk around the block before you snack. Drink a glass of water
   before the walk. When you return, drink plenty of fluids like plain old
   water.  You may find that the walk tricked your body into thinking you
   aren't hungry. Not sure how this work, but it does. The pre-walk water,
   keeps you from feeling tired out too quickly.   You don't even have to
   own a dog. Every Humane Society around the world is begging (yes
   BEGGING!)  for volunteers to come help walk the dogs. Even just walking
   one dog is huge help. So you can do some powerful good for your
   community and your own heart and soul, by showing up to walk one or two
   dogs.   I've never heard of a dog that didn't like to walk, unless they
   are injured or ill. Some of the "wide body" dogs (read that overweight)
    don't like it at first, but they usually come around to loving it in
   short order.   You can also walk briskly by parking further away from
   the entrance to your work and shopping. This incorporates a few minutes
   of brisk walking in your daily life without hard impact on your
   precious schedule. It also relieves a ton of stress because you are not
   consumed with  hunting down a "close" parking spot.   Try using the
   stairs instead of elevators or get off one floor below your target and
   walk one floor up daily. Get in training now, before your vacation.
   [08]         Warm and Sunny Regards,
   Dear Miss Mermaid
   Author of Hurricanes and Hangovers
   Now Available on Kindle too!
   [jpgmw7ydd0Kav.jpg]
   Visit
   DearMissMermaid.Com
   for the other blog
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<pubDate>Mon, 14 May 2012 12:25:47 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Nevis Update [Mon, May 14 2012 12:22 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Fw: Never a Dull Moment....... Earthquake Warning
     * By "nevisislander at yahoo.co.uk" <nevisislander at yahoo.co.uk>
     * Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 12:22:04 -0400


   Good morning to all our readers.

   We are getting some sunshine through the broken cloud this morning so
   the weather has brightened up.

   See the following link concerning an earthquake warning for the area
   issued by the Seismic Research Unit in Trinidad and Tobago.
   http://www.caribbean360.com/index.php/news/antigua_news/577653.html

   Regards,

   Frank Goodwill
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<pubDate>Mon, 14 May 2012 12:22:14 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[Bonaire Update [Sun, May 13 2012 15:45 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - Nuking Winds
     * By "Ann Phelan" <ann at bonairecaribbean.com>
     * Date: Sun, 13 May 2012 15:45:50 -0400


   I had a lovely Mother's Day windsurf session blasting around on a Neil
   Pryde 4.5 sail and my 87 liter Angulo Chango board. I was way overpower
   but enjoyed the session.  The bay was full of sailors enjoy the May
   trades. I took a respite from the day to have lunch with my friend
   Anneke and her kids. Her husband is away so we had a mother's lunch.
   The wind was so strong it was a slightly chilly. I came home and napped
   and now am heading out to clean the garden.  Happy Mothers Day....


   Ann Phelan "Creating Dream Vacations Since 1987"

   www.bonairecaribbean.com

   www.bonairebliss.com


   Twitter: bonairebliss and anguillabliss

   Skype: Caribchakita

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<pubDate>Sun, 13 May 2012 15:45:57 EDT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[St.Kitts Update [Sun, May 13 2012 06:03 EDT]]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Subject:    - No rain, but...
     * By R Petrillo M Puceta <mikenrenee at live.com>
     * Date: Sun, 13 May 2012 10:03:41 +0000


   The rain stopped in time for my book signing, which was an absolute
   blast, and it's been dry ever since. It's also been hazy. I had been
   wondering what that was about and then was surprised to read this: "In
   addition, Sahara dust from the African coast will cause dust haze to
   remain suspended in the atmosphere during that time." What?! Saharan
   dust? We never have that this early in the year. Last year, I don't
   think it made an appearance until August. Today is more of the same.
   It's been a little overcast which has been nice to keep the temps down.
   We have guests that are not used to this humidity, so the less we fry
   them the better their trip. Renee (www.IslandBabble.blogspot.com)

                            A Sail of Two Idiots

                    For Excerpts and Details Click Here.

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<pubDate>Sun, 13 May 2012 06:03:49 EDT</pubDate>
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