Getting Settled, Our First Hash

This past week we once again worked on cleaning, laundry, stocking and recommissioning the boat.  It has been hot, with some heavy rain which has helped keep the boat clean.  We are still anchored at Hog Island and running into people we had met previously.  Michael and Rebecca

 came back for a few days and we spent time with them which was fantastic.

On Friday while finishing up laundry at Whisper Cove we had a little visitor.  We had a lovely time sitting there.  Kirk brought his guitar and we relaxed a bit waiting on the dryer.

Our little visitor when we sat at Whisper Cove Marina on Friday

Look how well he matches the green railing.  he changes colors.  also check out how LONG his tail is!

Please check out grenadahash.com   i am not going to go through all that is much better explained by the website.  Then enjoy our pictures.

the walkers take off

the paper arrow showing you the way.  great photo eh?

we started at the water then went inland through a dense growth area and then back out to the beach.

up a long mild hill.  there were steep climbs also

about half way overlooking St Davids harbor

These was a steep downhill.  They had installed a rope to help us.  The runners were just running down this hill.  

it was a job to navigate this hill for some

View after one of the uphill climbs

hashers making their way down the hill.  it does not look as steep as it seemed when we were coming down

After the hash talking with fellow hashers

Donna walked the beach with Kate who was following her 2 year old 

Rebecca, Marty (who is practicing his chipping) and Michael.  Rebecca and Michael both did the Ironman trail which was 8.5 miles and included swimming.

Michael has Kirk's camera before the "virgins" get the beer bath

The beer bath

After the beer bath

We are both glad we experienced this part of Grenada.  The walk was fantastic.  The party afterwards was alot of fun.  We both came home tired, smelling of beer and sweaty.