Gribblenation

This is second set of photos that I am posting from my twin brother Devin and my sister-in-law Dawn, but this time focusing on the U.S. Virgin Islands. This is a part of group of road photos that they had sent me from excursions from a couple of cruises they took in the Caribbean. There's one big thin to point out about the U.S. Virgin Islands when it comes to driving around. They drive on the left side of the road, which I believe is the only United States territory where drivers are on the left side of the road, not the right side of the road. Once again, enjoy the photos without annotation.

Usually, my friends and family tell me that they live vicariously through my travels. This is all fine and good, as I've given a chance to introduce those friends and those family members to places they would have not seen pictures of or heard stories about otherwise. In this set of photos, I get the chance to live vicariously through the travels of my twin brother Devin (we're fraternal twins) and my sister-in-law Dawn. This is a group of road photos that they had sent me from excursions from a couple of cruises they took in the Caribbean. This first set will feature some road photos they took for me while in Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas. I won't be doing a full set of annotations, but as you may be able to tell from the photos, the Bahamas seems to use a mix of North American and European signage styles, with what I think is more emphasis on the European and British way of signing roads and streets.