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Antigua

Antigua is an independent island nation in the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antilles. The capital is St. Johns where the ship moored. It was 81 degrees and sunny when we were there. We took a driving tour around parts of the island.
Sailing into St. Johns
Sailing into St. Johns		 Beautiful morning colors
Beautiful morning colors		 A tug comes to help
A tug comes to help		 The Emerald with a palm branch
The Emerald with a palm branch
And without
And without		 Celebrity’s Mercury is next to the Emerald
Celebrity’s Mercury is next to the Emerald		 They kind of dominate St. Johns
They kind of dominate St. Johns		 Cricket is very popular in Antigua
Cricket is very popular in Antigua
So is sailing
So is sailing		 View from an old fort
View from an old fort		 And a view of the visitor’s center
And a view of the visitor’s center		 It’s a Leeward Island, but it looks wind swept
It’s a Leeward Island, but it looks wind swept
Thanks for telling us
Thanks for telling us		 It is a cliff with a view of the Atlantic
It is a cliff with a view of the Atlantic		 Again
Again		 Some tiny flowers with a ray of sun light
Some tiny flowers with a ray of sun light
Tall palm with a lot of sun light
Tall palm with a lot of sun light		 Old structures at Nelson Dock Yards
Old structures at Nelson Dock Yards		 Jenson from Jenson’s taxi and a neat van
Jenson from Jenson’s taxi and a neat van		 Shops, Shoppers and a ship
Shops, Shoppers and a ship
Returning to the Emerald and Mercury
Returning to the Emerald and Mercury		 Long balcony and long ships
Long balcony and long ships		 Lines
Lines		 I am Celebrity and I respect Antigua
I am Celebrity and I respect Antigua
We will be home before the post cards make it.
We will be home before the post cards make it.		 The Emerald has “let go of its moorings and moved astern to clear the berth.”
The Emerald has “let go of its moorings and moved astern to clear the berth.”		 So long St. Johns and Mercury
So long St. Johns and Mercury		 The yellow cliffs of Antigua perhaps
The yellow cliffs of Antigua perhaps
The last of Antigua
The last of Antigua

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