M O N D A Y ,     A P R I L     1 5 T H

Heavy rains mar the morning dive preparation	The seas were angry today my friends   (audio)
The dives were canceled after a nauseating ride through rough seas	So, the morning was spent shopping in Christiansted stores
Another wild palm tree in between shops	Nice globe made from different stones and rocks
View of a Christiansted street	Government House on King Street
Looking south down Church Street	Sonya makes the original "St. Croix Hook"
Donna picks up a pair of Sonya bracelets	Heading to Fort Christianvaern
Danish fort operated from 1749 through 1878	Tourists offer a the fort a salute
Hotel on the Cay is across from the fort	Looking toward the town and scuba pier
The US flag flies over the fort today	Steeple Building off Hospital Street
Many ruined buildings, perhaps from Hurricane Hugo	Lutheran Church at King & Queen Cross Street
Heading back to the dive shop on Queen Cross	Stixx Restaurant & sugar mill ruin from scuba pier
Rumrunner's meal provides a tomato/onion creature	Pass the sugar mill ruin to the brewpub
Hello, Fort Christian Brew Pub	David holds the sugar mill ruin up
View of Colony Cove Resort from broken pier	Heading to Smuggler's Cove for dinner
Carmine, Donna, Andy, Nicole, & Tommy	Tommy supervises Smuggler's Cove tequila shots
Andy and Nicole find a common interest	Their heads will hurt like my camera shutter finger
John tallies up the evening damage for Andy
see tuesday's photos