 |
| Dominica is an island of contrasts. We found this garden home in Portsmouth. |
 |
| This brightly colored home caught our attention as well! |
 |
| "Boat boys" are the norm here. Michael was our vegetable guy, paddling out each day to see if we needed anything. We also bought a flag from him. |
 |
| In Roseau, the capital city, we took a mooring in from Pancho. We were this close to shore in over 70 feet of water. |
 |
| We headed to downtown Roseau on a Sunday to find just about everything closed. However, Fort Henry, a restored fort turned hotel/restaurant was open for business and we enjoyed a mid afternoon beverage and snack. |
 |
| Jon ripped his favorite swim trunks and wouldn't let me toss them. We found a sewing place and they gladly stitched them up for 10 EC (about $3 US) |
 |
| Visited the Roseau Free Library. The librarian in me had to take a picture of the antique OPAC; yes, it is a card catalogue! |
 |
| Hand made, cane fishing traps in Scott's Head, at the southern tip of the island |
 |
| Rented a scooter and drove over mountains, through rain forests and bamboo jungles. |
 |
| Fishermen gathering to compare their catches. |
 |
| Rivers meets ocean on the windward side of the island. |
 |
| Petit waterfall along the coastal road. |
