20 hours ago, heidih said:As always inspirational. Includng the food ideas.
As to your earlier comment re power lines in a lovely image: I've come to a point of acceptance and view them as signposts of human connectivity.
That's an interesting perspective. The island is trying to bury the power lines in areas that are deemed to be at very high risk during storms, such as right next to the shore, but it is a very slow moving process, and the island's power system is really unstable for other reasons that underground lines won't help with. I won't get into that here.
We spent the day at Cinnamon beach
It was really windy, so we could not snorkel, but it was fine for swimming. I stopped for the obligatory scenic overlook picture of Trunk Bay
and then we headed back to the house, because we were planning on just hanging out and cooking dinner there. I like the way the house is almost hidden down a lush path
short after we arrived to the pool, it started raining again. We did get a rainbow
Cooking dinner was a bit of a challenge. The kitchen is really under equipped for such an upscale house. I'll be leaving some feedback for sure, since we are already booked to come back here. Nephew grilled some chicken we had marinated in advance, I struggled to make flatbread in the only large skillet available on one of the two working burners on the stove, and my sister made a salad from delicious local greens. Viola, chicken shawarma of sorts.
