Slower Pace For a Change

Our first two days were spent just leisurely walking around some of the island. It was pretty hilly and not very stroller friendly when it came to ramps or curbs but fortunately Meyli and her trusty new stroller were light and easy to lift up and down stairs or curbs.

Along the path around one of the pools next to the beach.

Catseye Beach

Pool bar!

Only a centimeter big but oh so deadly!

Meyli can't wait until she's old enough to go 4 wheeling!

Meyli checking out  the ocean while the tide was out.

We picked up a couple items at the overpriced General Store and a hat for me which proved to be useless because it was fairly windy the majority of the time we were there. So note to self to buy a sun hat with a chin strap. We fortunately stuffed several snack foods in our luggage so we got away with snacking instead of having to spend money on lunch.

Anthony braved the slightly chilly ocean water and went kayaking and stand up paddling. We watched the lifeguard go out in their inflated motorized raft to rescue a couple that got way too far from the beach on the stand up paddles and minus any life vests. It was a pretty windy day so they much have had a hard time coming back in.

Smart man, wore his hat.

I kept waiting for him to fall over but he never did.

What Meyli was doing while Anthony was out on the water.

But like all her naps, she woke up not too long after with a sweet smile.

We did have a momentous moment when we put Meyli in a high chair for the first time. She took to it rather easily.

- julie