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Posted: **Sat Jan 03, 2009 7:41 am**

We have found that going in December there is less beach along the Northshore. It's hard to get much sun at Hawksnest, and sometimes there is NO beach at Gibney! The beaches at Trunk and Cinnamon are deeper so they are good for sun, as well as Francis. If the beach at Maho is tight, just float in the water, you'll get plenty of sun.

Of course you can't go wrong with the Southshore beaches. I don't know about all this rotation stuff, or earth position but I promise to do some research on the sun and beaches in January.

Posted: **Sat Jan 03, 2009 1:23 pm**

Wow, Thanks for the info.. I'll let you know what I think are the sunniest in my trip report!

Posted: **Sat Jan 03, 2009 1:55 pm**

jan&mike,

research is useless unless shared! thus you must post the results.

papabou

Posted: **Sat Jan 03, 2009 6:21 pm**

Hey Papabou-- You wouldn't be channeling STJ part- time resident Homer Hickam would you???

I was trying to give the 101 content version- your explanation would be PhD level...

If you want to get into an OT discussion about quantum physics or Schroedingers (SP?) Cat you let me know

Posted: **Sat Jan 03, 2009 6:33 pm**

jan&mike,

research is useless unless shared! thus you must post the results.

papabou

NO PROBLEM, I promise to share my expert observations as I plan to visit at least one beach daily!!!

Posted: **Sat Jan 03, 2009 7:28 pm**

j&m, obviously you haven't heard about the 2 beach minimum. no passes to get off stj until you can prove you have averaged visits to at least 2 beaches for each nite on the island. a visit is defined as getting the touche wet or 2 libations while toes in sand.

gromit, say what?

papabou

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