Here's the final blog of our vacation photos. We took a couple thousand photos and ended up with about 700 that we love so this is just a select few. Enjoy and check back soon for Grant's 5 year portrait session preview.
Coki Beach 
The Baths at Virgin Gorda, BVI
The Baths at Virgin Gorda, BVI
The couple climbing near the top of the shot gives you an
idea of the scale of these massive boulders.
The natural Lion's Head formation on the top of the Baths (we hadto wedge ourselves between the rocks and climb to get there but
the view was worth it!)
The Baths from the sea.
Docked in Spanish Town , BVI
Neltjeberg Bay, we had to hike to this bay from Dorthea Bay.Along the hike there are ruins and old headstones from children
that had died in 1933. Kinda creepy but fun.
The beach at Cooper Island Beach Club. Cooper Island is an outer BVIwith no roads and only 4 private residences along with the private boutique
resort accessible only by boat or ferry from Tortola, BVI. We stopped and
ate at the restaurant on our boat charter. I had Roti, a curried chicken wrap which is
a traditional West Indian dish and it was delicious!
Magen's Bay, the most famous beach in St. Thomas.
Palms at Dorthea Bay
Overlook, what a view!
Vessup Beach
Views from our villa, the water is so blue!
Sunset on the ferry back to St. Thomas from St. John.
Trunk Bay, the most photographed beach in St. John.This was our nap spot.
Mule at Leinster Bay, St. John.
Bluebeard's Castle is now a mini resort overlooking Charlotte Amalie.It was built around an old danish lookout tower but the hotel
is named after the Bluebeard pirate legend which states that he
built the tower to imprison his wife he later killed.
Fresh lobster in Frenchtown
Charlotte Amalie
Shopping in the Jewelry District.
Historic Frederick Lutheran Church built in 1820
Annaberg sugar plantation ruins on St. John.
Catherineburg sugar mill ruins.
Brain coral was used for stone blocks.
