Where in the World on STJ?

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Lovermont wrote:
pmk wrote:How about this one? Hope it ain't too cryptic (sorry, I couldn't help myself!).

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Are they the graves just off the trail at Brown Bay? Mr. & Mrs. Pia showed those to me. I would have never found them on my own.
nope!
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pmk wrote:
Lovermont wrote:
pmk wrote:How about this one? Hope it ain't too cryptic (sorry, I couldn't help myself!).
Are they the graves just off the trail at Brown Bay? Mr. & Mrs. Pia showed those to me. I would have never found them on my own.
nope!
OK... behind the Reef Bay Ruins?
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Is the tree a baobab tree?

I will have to see if I have any pictures to play along.
It's like looking in your soup and finding a whole different alphabet.
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liamsaunt wrote:Is the tree a baobab tree?

I will have to see if I have any pictures to play along.
BINGO. Well done! We were so excited to find it.
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Lovermont wrote:
pmk wrote:
Lovermont wrote: Are they the graves just off the trail at Brown Bay? Mr. & Mrs. Pia showed those to me. I would have never found them on my own.
nope!
OK... behind the Reef Bay Ruins?
nope again.
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Lovermont wrote:
liamsaunt wrote:Is the tree a baobab tree?

I will have to see if I have any pictures to play along.
BINGO. Well done! We were so excited to find it.
Haha the sad truth is that I only knew that from riding the Safari ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom! They have fake baobab trees along the safari trail.
It's like looking in your soup and finding a whole different alphabet.
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I have another submission....

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Lovermont wrote:
liamsaunt wrote:Is the tree a baobab tree?

I will have to see if I have any pictures to play along.
BINGO. Well done! We were so excited to find it.
That's so cool. How does one find it?
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jmhouse wrote:I have another submission....

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Hmmm... the steps leading up from the parking area to the Annaberg ruins?
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Or the trail down to Jumbie?

By the way Lovermont I think pmk got it right by calling Windy Hill the Murphy house. I'm waiting for Hugo to chime in and set us straight.
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BillVT wrote:Or the trail down to Jumbie?
Correct. That's the old steps down to the trail to the beach. They aren't there anymore.
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I don't like many of the changes on STJ but I do like the new trail down to Jumbie. I don't miss walking down the road from the parking area and new trail is a nice stroll through the woods.
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BillVT wrote:I don't like many of the changes on STJ but I do like the new trail down to Jumbie. I don't miss walking down the road from the parking area and new trail is a nice stroll through the woods.
The new trail and parking spaces are nice, but I think the TWO speed bumps are a little over the top, IMO.
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pmk wrote:
Lovermont wrote:
liamsaunt wrote:Is the tree a baobab tree?
I will have to see if I have any pictures to play along.
BINGO. Well done! We were so excited to find it.
That's so cool. How does one find it?
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We used the Trail Bandit Map. The Baobob Tree is just beyond the Sieben ruins off of the L'Esperance Trail. As it happens, about 20 minutes after we found the Baobob Tree we ran into the Trail Bandit himself coming out of the brush with machete. :o
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What snorkel spot is out there near the lower middle of the frame?

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When we come to place where the sea and the sky collide
Throw me over the edge and let my spirit glide
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