Katherine and I hiked to Cabrits one morning to see the ruins at Fort Shirley. It is only three miles from campus and has several hiking trails.
As often as I see goats around the area, I never thought they were indigenous to the island. Perhaps this is a misuse of the term, seeing as the island has no other native mammals.
The old battary is where I saw my first Dominican snakes, but we were lucky this time.
On the other side of the peninsula, there is a view of Douglas Bay and sometimes you can see Guadeloupe. Not today.
We found these trees with thorns on them and stopped to take a look.
Part of the ruins were very over grown.
Katherine with a view of Prince Rupert Bay.
On the other side of the peninsula, there is a view of Douglas Bay and sometimes you can see Guadeloupe. Not today.
We found these trees with thorns on them and stopped to take a look.
Part of the ruins were very over grown.
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