A view at a reasonable altitude up a lush hill on one side of a shallow bay and low-lying town of small buildings with corrugated roofs, painted all the colours of the rainbow. Blue sky with some puffy white clouds sits behind the landscape beyond the town which is a hilly area of dense foliage, a little hazy with the heat and distance. Behind the hill another one rises but this has a sharp incline forming a tall, triangular mountain peak shape, still covered in greenery. It feels very hot here.
Our view for lunch today looking across to The Pitons (well, one of them), the famous volcanic plug landmarks of St Lucia. We're docked at Castries but headed south to Soufrière for some island viewpoints, a fishing village stop, botanical gardens (in this heat? […]
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