| 04/27/11, 05/15/20 |
| 2011 Cruise, Page E, St. Croix |
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| Sunrise - Ship making its way to Frederiksted, St. Croix's pier. |
| Sandy Point |
| Condos |
| Ship slowly moving towards the dock. |
| Fort Frederik |
| Lagoon (Salt Pond) |
| Above - Fish market area. Elton and I when we got off the ship. We did a walking tour of town then we were driven around the island by my sister Gloria. |
| Church I attended, St. Patrick's. |
| School I attended, St. Patrick's Grammar School |
| Mural on King Street |
| Buck Island from Point Udall, East End. |
| What we called Grassy Point now has a house on it! |
| Colorful outfits hanging at one of the vendors' booth. |
| When I was growing up on St. Croix this was 7 Flags Bar & Restaurant. For years it was abandoned. Now it's been renovated & looks great! On the corner of Strand and Hill Streets. |
| Freedom |
| Strand Street. St. Patrick's Church steeple can be seen. |
| Time to leave again. Parting is such sweet sorrow! |
| Leaving the pier! |
| More art work. A few pieces around the ship appeared to be "cracked" due to the way constructed. See the legs in the photo at left. |
As I was posting these photos, I realized I did not take a photo with Gloria. Too bad! What was I thinking? For more photos of St. Croix, you can go to the St. Croix pages under US Virgin Islands. |
| Happy 60th Birthday! |
| Strand Street from the ship. The "white" object you see, indicated by yellow box with arrow, is a distortion caused by the sun, which was setting. It's the steeple of the Lutheran Church which is on Hill St. |
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Part of number hidden |
| What a beautiful view! |
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| More of Strand Street. |
| The north side of St. Croix. The tip of the island, unfortunately, was cut off. Two photos merged to create the effect. |
| As a young boy, I'd sit in the park on Strand Street or on the old pier and watch the ships come and go imagining what it'd be like to take a cruise. I thank God for allowing me to take this many cruises! |
| Frederiksted, St. Croix, you will be missed dearly till I get to visit again. |
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| Adventure of the Seas |
| Strand Street. |
| The red crane over my head is part of what we called the Old Pier/Dock. Boats filled with cargo would come to the pier and the crane would bring the goods up to the pier. |