We decided not to alight in Dominica. smithfield marketplace We hoist the yellow flag, the quaranti

We decided not to alight in Dominica. smithfield marketplace We hoist the yellow flag, the quarantine, which informs the authorities that we will not come down and we will not stay long ... we do not need and we went through customs. smithfield marketplace
They are two in the boat, one that deals with the net and the other gets the water as the boat is leaking ... and a third swimming among the harvest ... They also unofficial fishermen on the shore, which help their best .... and leave with a fish each ... Caring!
The next morning we leave Dominica to get us in Martinique, where we intend to dwell ... THE MARTINIQUE ... definitely our favorite best since the beginning of the trip. There were a few places that have marked us more than others and we have a lot more but loved the Martinique! Phew ... It's smithfield marketplace simple, you feel at home ... not that it is such that in Quebec, but we can easily imagine ourselves living there. We have quickly developed lifestyles and points den ... And Creole ... what an interesting discovery! I seem to have discovered the origins of some slang words ... except Creole enjoy the designation of "official language" with its dictionaries and grammar rules ... For example, in Quebec, we often say "ta-the time" to tell sometimes ... in the French-Creole dictionary, sometimes translated as "Tale". Also, I often heard my mother and her sisters Rollande (especially Madeleine) say "come, we will go the topping su" to "swing" ... and in Creole, the word translates as "Balancin" is saying "topping" because Creole all letters are pronounced phonetically ... there is no silent letter ... A final example, to avoid the risk of boring you ... We often hear or say "after moé" smithfield marketplace to say "I believe" ... in Creole, this translates into: "dapré mwen". cool ... it's not! We take great pleasure (especially me) to learn some concepts of this beautiful unique and diverse language, depending on the region ... for example the word "child" in Martinique smithfield marketplace will often say: "timanmay" when in Guadeloupe we mainly use "ti moun" ... well I'll stop! I show you now "our" Martinique through some of our photos ... Kontan we Zot .... (welcome home ...) sic!
But, after an earthquake caused by the volcano monagnet Pelee which erupted in the early 20th century, destroyed the entire population except for one person ... this city is slowly recovering from this event. The only survivor was a prisoner in the dungeon was very thick and deep stone!
As we arrived at the first St-Pierre, after we installed on a mooring, Sylvain takes over Zodiac Maga to take Jo to its mooring smithfield marketplace with the 20 hp motor. Assistance smithfield marketplace ...!
Our friends Daniel and Lise came to us earlier this year in Florida, made me discover the taste of grapefruit with a drizzle of maple syrup ... yum! ... And if you are like me fond of "sweet and sour" sprinkle a few grains of fleur de sel on everything ... yum-yum! ... and if like me you have a Sylvain who prepares your grapefruit supreme! Well this is pure bliss!
As the engine problems of our friends Jo Maga can not be repaired once visited the city of Marin, where the majority of marine repair services are, Émile, and Sylvain DonQuillechotte help to Marin.
And so when they have the opportunity, during our stay at this marina ... whether on Sea Turtle or DonQuillechotte, Élianne, Juliette and Robin get together to play Legos, restaurant or other ...
As usual, every morning Sylvain hand bike to tour the region. One morning, he returned smithfield marketplace with a photo of the menu of this small kiosk, offering us to try new places .... guess which one??
a pack of red crabs ... We also lou