I told myself to limit this post to 20 pictures. That took me a whole week to accomplish. I'm certain I never did quite capture the pure aqua color of the water correctly, or the rugged beauty of the uninhabited islands. Best.Vacation.Ever. It will take a lifetime to top this one. Complete luxury, relaxation, fun, adventure...unplugged from everything. We spent our days sailing, hiking, paddle boarding, water skiing, snorkeling, swimming, exploring uninhabited white sand beaches. We swam up to bars you can only get to from the water. We spent our evenings anchored in coves watching sunsets, eating ridiculously yummy food by candle light, spotting sea turtles, drinking and chatting the night away with our friends. We'd wake in the mornings to breathtaking views and do it all over again - a new day and a new island to explore.
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Jeff walking the beach of Virgin Gorda looking for a HUGE shell for Isaac, as he requested. |
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STL's newest cardiologists at Saba Rock (plus a pirate, of course). |
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A standard day. |
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My favorite beach - The Baths, Virgin Gorda. |
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The Nutmeg - our home for the week. |
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The docs left a SLU scrub shirt at Foxy's on Jost Van Dyke, as is tradition at that bar to leave something you came with. |
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Mike and Kim at Foxy's. |
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What better way for me to spend an evening than paddle boarding among the sailboats? |
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Relaxing on the Nutmeg for happy hour. |
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The sandy spit. We swam to the sand and hung out for awhile. |
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Marina Cay |
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Sunset |
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Nightly 3 course dinner on the deck. |
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Jeff and Robbie kayaking to shore to explore and hike. |
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Cooper Island |
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This is my favorite photo - captures the feel of the whole trip. |
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Jeff paddle boarding in a cove at Peter Island. |
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Peter Island. |
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Steve, on his normal perch while sailing. |
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Anastasia and Robby |
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Snorkeling off Norman Island. |
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As the day ends, anchored for the night. |
Big thanks to my parents for staying with the kids Sat - Sat and my inlaws for staying Sat - Tues. We obviously couldn't have enjoyed the trip without knowing the kids were home, safe, happy and loved.
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