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W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 9 T H |  |
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 Donna waits for our ride to the rent car |
 Our hotel's colorful sign |
 The road to Hell is actually paved with asphalt |
 David strikes a familiar pose |
 Hell if I know |
 They had a hellacious gift shop |
 The prices leave you weeping and gnashing your teeth |
 The best damned tourist spot ever! |
 Come Hell or High Water . . . no diving today! |
 Why a trip to the Caymans beats out Bonaire! |
 The massive, high production brewery |
 Clean bottles get processed for pouring |
 Bottles filled 4 at a time, plus free samples |
 Beach near the town of Savannah |
 Our Cayman Islands SUV, a Suzuki Alto |
 Donna explores the same beach |
 Talk about your Kodak moments |
 Down to the blow hole |
 Donna checks out the beach |
 She moves fast! |
 Here comes a wave! |
 f l o o o o s h |
 David now knows where to stand |
 Have you driven a Suzuki lately? |
 Wreck of the Ten Sails on the east end |
 Propeller from a later wreck |
 Pathway to the official monument |
 The Queen herself visited this spot in 1994 |
 Nice view down the beach |
 More to see than just the monument |
 Vine that suffocates the plants beneath it |
 Drove on to North Side to get lunch |
 Donna loves to scout the beaches |
 Another undeniable photo op |
 Start out with beef soup |
 and finish with steamed wahoo, rice & beans |
 When will that camera battery die? |
 A view so fine, I photographed it 3 times |
 The only way to make the view finer |
 We had good eats at Over the Edge Cafe |
 We complete the journey at Rum Point |
 The road ends so you gotta start wading to continue |
 Back in George Town, pirates storm a cruise boat |
 Oh what a feeling! |
 Steering wheel on the right side |
 First time sun not covered by clouds |
 Our last Grand Cayman sunset |
 Enjoy it . . . |
 . . . as long as you can |
 David savors the last bit of sunshine |
 Sun is down. Let's go eat! |
 60 minutes of walking later, my feet hurt |
 The Crows Nest serves up a sweet stuffed Lobster |
 David goes with the blackened Mako shark |