The haul at Spice Island Marine Services was a success, and we got an impressive amount of work done. Kestrel is fresh and beautiful, from the interior… Read more “A lazy Grenadian spring”
Goodbye, 2020
The last year was certainly an unusual one, and I don’t think I’m alone in hoping we don’t see one that like again anytime soon. I think… Read more “Goodbye, 2020”
Six Months in Paradise
I can’t believe that we’ve been in Grenada for six months already. Time has flown, as it always seems to do, and we’ve settled into a comfortable… Read more “Six Months in Paradise”
Grenada’s Culinary Delights: Juices
When we first arrived, one of the things that surprised us is that very few people in Grenada drink soda. If they do drink a carbonated beverage,… Read more “Grenada’s Culinary Delights: Juices”
Grenada: The Container Park
We try to balance our time between boat projects/maintenance, daily chores, and fun. One of the fun things we did recently was to take the #1 bus… Read more “Grenada: The Container Park”
How Do You … Ride the Bus in Grenada?
Riding the bus in Grenada is the best. First of all, it is ridiculously cheap. Second of all, it is fast and efficient. Third of all, it’s… Read more “How Do You … Ride the Bus in Grenada?”
June 2020: The Carenage, St. George’s, Grenada
St. George’s is the capital of Grenada, and French settlers founded St. George’s as a settlement in 1650. St. George’s surrounds a horseshoe-shaped harbor called the Carenage,… Read more “June 2020: The Carenage, St. George’s, Grenada”
May 27-June 10, 2020: Quarantine in Grenada
When we arrived in Grenada, we immediately began our two-week quarantine period. MAYAG, the Marine and Yachting Association of Grenada, was instrumental in engineering and implementing the… Read more “May 27-June 10, 2020: Quarantine in Grenada”
Sail Kestrel 