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| If sailing around Atlantic with the special person of your life isn't challenging enough in it self, one thing to do is a go through a process of separation while sailing. A great passtime in the cockpit is to end a more than a seven years bath together and conclude that the there is no next sailing trip for us as a couple. Then, after you have agreed on the divorce, you find out that continuing sailing together in the Caribbean for couple of months is the only way to proceed. |
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| For the devastation in our personal life, surf beaches of Tartane in north Martinique turned out to be the best cure |
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| In Les Saintes, just south of Guadeloupe, we were lucky enough to anchor next to a colony of pelicans |
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| Until now, most of the anchorages in this side of the Atlantic have been lonely. The one in Terre-de-hout in Les Saintes deserves to be photographed for its crowdedness. |
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| Les Saintes - here you know where the wind blows |
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| Dominica in the background |
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| On our hiking expedition on Les Saintes, we heard several of these lizard falling of the trees from sheer panic while hearing us approaching. I dont take it personally, no matter how impressive, they dont appear very smart. |
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| ... as opposed to this one. |
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