
Sailing to the north end of Tortola, we caught a small tuna which Lloyd thought would be the perfect bait for a larger catch. The kids were fascinated with the fish cleaning process, something I'd seen my fair share of as a daughter of a crappie fisherman. Iain enjoyed this experience the most by far.

What is usually a happening place, we found that Trellis Bay was fairly quiet on this visit. Aragorn's studio had closed up for low season (high season is during the winter months in the US and most close up their storefronts during August and September because of low tourism), and so much of our shopping for local arts and crafts was put on hold.

We did explore a bit and let the kids climb the tree house native to this anchorage. We arrived a week ahead of the full moon party, which is a disappointment considering there would be no live music and fireball scuptures!

We did however eat dinner at Lloyd's favorite place called
The Last Resort. Surprisingly, they have the best BBQ ribs south of our home town. Of course, we are partial to our Memphis rub, but they come in as a close second.
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