Salt Water and Mangroves, What Else Could We Want?

July 19, 2014

Kayaking.

You can do that anywhere but when you kayak in the VI you learn things. Let us take you to where the Indians stayed and to where Christopher Columbus landed in the Salt River. Let us show you the different Mangrove Trees and what they were used for. You may have Kayaked before, but you never Kayaked the VI way! (Picture Below; A Few Of My Friends Kayaking And Behind Them Is One Of The Many Mangrove Trees.)

Would You Like Sugar With That?

This Sugar Factory was built in 1787 on The Butler Bay Plantation. Even though this old factory is in ruins, it has done a lot! Sugar made from sugar cane, which is what most plantations were for, can be used for different things, and we all know what it is used for! Wouldn't you like to see such a historical site? Look inside? Walk inside? Travel back in time? I know I did, earlier today when I was there. It maybe be almost broken down, but it's still beautiful! 

C'Mon! There's More To Explore!

After A wonderful trip to the Creeky Dam, I went to the Dominoes Club and feed a pig a can of non-alcoholic beer! You can't do this no where else! You've got to come down to the islands and try this!? You'll have so much fun! 

Guess Where I Went Today?

This is Creeky Dam. It Was Built Long Ago and Is Located in the Rain Forest, Deep in Fredriksted.. It was used to run clean waters through pipes to a Hospital also located in Fredriksted. After time, people stopped using this dam and it dried up a little and turned green, obviously Haha 

Just A Little Information.!

Hey! It's Nisha! This Blog Is Just My Everyday Life Living On The Beautiful Island Of St. Coix! Join Me In My Journey Of Learning The History Of This Woderful Island and Having Fun Times! If You Get A Chance, Please Visit.! 

-Nisha.!