Oasis of the Seas -- Crown Bay Marina

 Crown Bay Marina port in St. Thomas was built just for Oasis of the Seas.

The Allure of the Seas followed.

These are the two largest cruise ships on the ocean these days.

What is coming next? Just how much bigger can they get?

  The door is open to home!

Good bye to St. Thomas at sunset.

Oasis of the Seas -- Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

 Shiver me timbers this is one of the most quaint spots in Charlotte Amalie -

Aye Aye!

  the main town on St. Thomas.

If these alleys could talk oh the tales they could tell..

Just beyond doors there's booty to be found!

This girl was looking for some booty at Tiffany's.

If she couldn't find booty then breakfast would do just fine!

Oasis of the Seas -- St. Thomas

 I'm thinking I could make this my home....

----House on the Hill

 This was our watering hole so to speak back on the cruise of 2006.

-- Bologno Bay --

It was interesting seeing it from a different angle.

 There's room for you down in paradise!  

Undeveloped opportunities!

Charlotte Amalie

Can you spot a house that you'd like to call home for a week? 

Oasis of the Seas -- Crown Bay Port

As the ship docks the shops are making sure everything is stocked up.

My favorite find?  - A Philip Stein ceramic watch.

This is the stopping spot and starting spot of the St. Thomas USVI adventure.  

The windmill would make you think this is a dutch island but it belongs to the 

good ole U.S. of A.

This charming lady was part of the welcoming committee complete with a little reggae music.

Care to dance?

This fellow was willing to indulge in a little island rhumba!

House on the hill

I'm thinking about a nice little villa on the hillside with a red roof..... Over looking the most spectacular harbor I've come across.

These are the things you think of when it's blowing with gusts over 30 mph and the temperature is a measly 30 degrees.