Haitian fishermen lobster fishing |
It was literally a 25ft pile of sand in the ocean.... between
two small islands. Nice and
shallow great for snorkeling, not many fish but lots of shells and sea urchins
ect.
After
we snorkeled the water taxi took us to the small
island and we went ashore to have a picnic. Amazing how quickly we draw
a crowd! the just come to watch,
some come to sell shells ect. we had lunch, played in the water, some
walked
the beach up to a cave entrance where the waves crash in. There is a
resort on this island, we
went and took a short tour of it.
Tim and Joan have stayed there and the board has stayed when here for
meetings. It is a nice getaway,
doesn't seem like Haiti. There is
no fresh water on the island though, so all the water they use has to be
brought in or rain water caught. They use wind power, diesel generators
and solar on this island for electricity. Infrastructure
(electricity, water,
ect) is majorly lacking on the
main island of Haiti, let alone these smaller islands...
Sarah, out! faith, pretending to snore..zzzzzz |