Thanks to Celeste who identified the church near the Black Rocks as St. John's Anglican Church. I had looked at the St. Kitts Anglican church
website before, but didn't think their photo matched (the roof is different). Plus, their website says St. John's church is in
St. Paul's parish (which is on the tip of the island). This one is actually in the
St. John parish. After running the name, now that I had one, I saw another
picture (right) that seems to confirm its identity (still different roof). St. Paul's has
its own Anglican church, but maybe the Church lumps them together for administrative purposes. I'll go with it. If built when the one
downtown was, it's been there since the 1600's and is still in use. Pretty amazing.
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| Stephen Delay |
Something is definitely in the air. Our eyes are burning, we even got a whiff of sulfur last night (which has never happened since we've been here - even when Montserrat's volcano activity was high and ash was everywhere). Our throats were also being tickled last night (although we were coughing not laughing). The Montserrat Volcano Observatory's
last report had activity declining, and an inquiry to their
Facebook page got a response that all was well. Look at this sunset though (at
Shipwreck). Doesn't that tell you
something is in the air? I woke up this morning expecting to see a black cloud stretching across the sky, but all looks normal out there. Our eyes are still burning and it still smells like fire though. Strange. Has anyone looked at our own
Mount Liamuiga lately?!
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You know, you just can't script this stuff:
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