Here we are with Arnold, and the twin Pitons behind us. Arnold showed us around a bit of St. Lucia on his day off, and we had a delightful time.
In this picture, Petit Piton is the closer, higher and pointier one. That's Gros Piton behind it, and the town of Soufriere (pronounced 'soo-fray') in the valley below.
Arnold and I on one of the main road's beautiful views. At alot of these spots there were peddlers with handicrafts, tales of history, 'tour' guides, and snake charmers.
Arnold's friend gives us the tour at the gardens in Soufriere where we saw all sorts of gorgeous plants and animals. There was even a chameleon eating cocoa beans.
Gorgeous flowers, very sensitive to the oil on your fingers. Don't touch.Hot Springs
Rite gets spa advice from a nice rasta who's been at the volcanic hot springs collecting the mud for the afternoon. I put it all over my feet too, and it felt great!
My foot. My hand.
The mud dodged your fingers in a very stange fashion. It was on the bottom, but not settled by any means.
The Diamond Waterfall
The 'Diamond waterfall' was the gem of the gardens in Soufriere.
Arthur and Ansel.
1 comment:
Dude,
Your feet are way delicate.
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