We have arrived!


Stacy and Shannon in Barbados
 Monday, August 14.  After long, but relatively, comfortable travels, we arrived on St Vincent Island.  Gwen, the proprietor of the lodging we are staying at, picked us up at the airport.  It was late and dark, so we could not see much, but we had a wonderful chat with Gwen, met her dogs Scooby and Tango, and settled into our comfy rooms.  We are very ready for a shower and a rest.  Looking forward to exploring tomorrow!
Some of the "yard art" at the Barbados airport

The view from the balcony at Gwen's B&B.

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