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Re: St. Marten of old
[Re: Rbailey]
#42560
03/01/2015 05:18 PM
03/01/2015 05:18 PM
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Thanks, wonderful! I should pull my albums out and scan some pics (kids..."albums" had these things called "photographs" that came from "film" and it had to be "developed". We waited weeks. Then we carefully placed them on pages and into notebooks. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Wink.gif" alt="" />)
Wow, the old drawbridge, no yacht club or all that stuff jammed along the road in Simpson Bay.
We stayed in the old MBBR unit by the Ocean Pool. Took the walk around the boardwalk to breakfast at the Shipwreck. Omelette chef. Yum! Fresh fruits. Yum! Used the shuttles to get around the property....never needed to leave if you didn't wish to. 5 restaurants, transportation, golf, shopping, casino, disco, bank, medical center, grocery store. <sigh>
"It is good to do nothing all day, and then to rest"
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