Moody Blues  needed a part we couldn’t get in Bequia, so we decided to take the ferry back over to Kingstown, St. Vincent. On the ride over we didn’t find the observation deck, but on the rolly ride back we did. As you can see, Gene is listing to stay upright. It was a fun and different Valentine’s Day.

Heavy load.

Barefoot and munching on grilled corn.

The cruiseship terminal. Pretty.

Nice lines.                                                             Heading home to Bequia?

Observation tower, sort of.

Big boat, small mon.

We have the Gem Star and Admiral II.

In downtown Kingstown the cruise ships keep to the right, and the ferries to the left.

Hilly.

Interesting ramp.

Going with the flow.

Check out the size of that fishing handline.

Passenger.

Coming into the ferry terminal in Bequia.

Bequia, Bequia, all passengers will disembark from the car deck. Just like back at home in Fri. Harbor. 

Moody Blues paid 16USD for a mooring buoy a night. A basic room for two, at Young Island Resort costs over 600 USD a night!

A local steel pan drum band, waiting to be picked up after playing the night before.

The Young Island Coconut Bar.

Roofing.

BYE-BYE ST. VINCENT. U-TURN BACK SOUTH TO BEQUIA.

Left Moody Blues, climbed a hill, saw this flower, hailed a bus and went to St. Vincent’s downtown.

Yeah mon, dem some good lookin’ tomatoes.