More Sequoia Tree's

I've been to Cravn's place....Trust me, the man doesn't need anymore trees, sequoias or not. I'd plant one but the condo association would probably frown on it. I'll stick to leaving footprints in the sand...now if only there was a nice looking single woman who'd enjoy a trip to St. Martin...

Please, no more trees for me, I have a mess out there as it is.

St Martins eh Blue, The French side?

Thats my only concern, Im pretty sure its going to run me 8-10,000 to have the woodmaster installed, now if they are only going to give me a 10 year warranty, Im a little leary.

Magic, I bought my baby bear pellet stove in 1993, still runs like a champ.

cravnravn wrote:Please, no more trees for me, I have a mess out there as it is.

St Martins eh Blue, The French side?

Well, if I was talking about the Dutch side then I'd have said St. Marteen, right? Nancy and I always stayed on the French side and we went there for about 8 straight years, every spring. Stayed at a resort called L'Habitation, rented a car and visited every beach on the island at least one time. Daily breakfasts at the harbor in Marigot. Snorkeling is not that great but the sun, white sand, clear blue water and topless beaches are in abundance.

Magic, I'd be more than happy with a 50+ year old woman. You know, one nice thing about getting older is that every year more and more woman look attractive!

BlueShoes1 wrote:now if only there was a nice looking single woman who'd enjoy a trip to St. Martin...

That's our favorite island in the Carib... can't seem to get enough of it, and I'm one that usually says don't go back - there's too many we haven't seen yet...

Renting a car and circling the island and checking out all the beaches was the best...

Another high point was sitting at the bar at the end of the airport runway and watching people stand in the water and get bowled over by the jet blast at takeoff! (Drinking Heini's for like a buck apiece! Bud was an import... $4-5 a pop! LOL!)

I'll add St Martins to our list..But next May is the biggie for us..30 years.

We will be going to Beaches in the Turks and Caicos...

And Kurt the only way to go when in the Islands is all inclusive, that way you can drink all the Bud, Coors Lights and Miller lights you want without getting ripped off.

The only kind of tree I want to see

Ah yes, the good ole Divi-Divi tree. Cravn, St. Martin has what is purported to be the highest concentration of 5-star restaurants in the islands. Outstanding food but generally much lower class buildings/digs. Oh, and, to my knowledge there are no all-inclusive places in St. Martin...could be wrong on that.

cravnravn wrote:I'll add St Martins to our list..But next May is the biggie for us..30 years.

We will be going to Beaches in the Turks and Caicos...

And Kurt the only way to go when in the Islands is all inclusive, that way you can drink all the Bud, Coors Lights and Miller lights you want without getting ripped off.

Don't forget we did the Sandals - Whitehouse, Jamaica in late Octoober, 07... we were very impressed with all.

Jamaica too, check out the Holiday Inn Sunspree in Montego Bay, thats where I origionally wanted to take the family 2 years ago, but instead wound up in the land of "Corky" Sosa.