(143 pics) Photographs from the first third of our 2004 trip to St. Vincent and the Grenadines, when we stayed at Petit Byahaut. Please read the journal before looking at the pictures (link).
Fisherman in the Petit Byahaut bay
(Jul 15, 2004, 08:09am)
Early in the morning, I was attracted to the bay by the sounds of shouting. When I got to the waterfront, I saw three native fishing boats casting a net into the water. I rushed back to our suite and grabbed the small camera and its underwater case (just in case I dropped it). Then I grabbed a kayak from the beach and paddled out into the bay to get a closer look.
The native fisherman mostly ignore the tourist in the kayak, taking pictures. This and the next few pictures represent the best of my little outing.
(Jul 15, 2004, 08:09am)
Early in the morning, I was attracted to the bay by the sounds of shouting. When I got to the waterfront, I saw three native fishing boats casting a net into the water. I rushed back to our suite and grabbed the small camera and its underwater case (just in case I dropped it). Then I grabbed a kayak from the beach and paddled out into the bay to get a closer look.
The native fisherman mostly ignore the tourist in the kayak, taking pictures. This and the next few pictures represent the best of my little outing.
Fisherman in the Petit Byahaut bay
(Jul 15, 2004, 08:09am)
Early in the morning, I was attracted to the bay by the sounds of shouting. When I got to the waterfront, I saw three native fishing boats casting a net into the water. I rushed back to our suite and grabbed the small camera and its underwater case (just in case I dropped it). Then I grabbed a kayak from the beach and paddled out into the bay to get a closer look.
The native fisherman mostly ignore the tourist in the kayak, taking pictures. This and the next few pictures represent the best of my little outing.
(Jul 15, 2004, 08:09am)
Early in the morning, I was attracted to the bay by the sounds of shouting. When I got to the waterfront, I saw three native fishing boats casting a net into the water. I rushed back to our suite and grabbed the small camera and its underwater case (just in case I dropped it). Then I grabbed a kayak from the beach and paddled out into the bay to get a closer look.
The native fisherman mostly ignore the tourist in the kayak, taking pictures. This and the next few pictures represent the best of my little outing.
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