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Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1998 20:29:39 -0700
Subject: Comments from recent trip

We just returned from a lovely week on Anguilla. We used your website ahead of time to get a lot of ideas on what to do. Coming in July during the off season is highly recommended. The weather was gorgeous, no crowds and never a problem with dinner reservations. You just have to know when some are closed.

Mead Bay was just right to stay at. It's quiet and the beach is beautiful. Olivers, Blanchards and Mangos are nearby and you can't go wrong with any of these. We're sending Oliver some Old Bay seasoning from Baltimore so you might be surprised at some new dishes soon. Spend a day at Shoal Bay. It's more active, the beach is pretty and you get to eat Uncle Ernie's HOT ribs.

We found our best dining experiences were when we went to the owned operated ones and always met the owners. This also included Straw Hat, Arlo's and Gorgeous Scilly Cay. I recommend driving out by the airport to the silver trailer for some chicken with rice and peas. I took this back to Carimar Beach Club, and enjoyed watching the sailboats with a cold Carib from the balcony. Also did the same thing with Chineese from the Landing Strip.

Everyone on the island was so friendly from passerbys to shopkeepers that you didn't want to leave. We did take the ferry to St. Martin only to return just one hour later. We missed the tranquility. I would have wanted to try Leduc's but understand the owner was in an accident. I hope he is OK. I also had a very good diving experience with Anguillan Divers. Feel free to pass my comments onto your readers. I know other comments I read helped me plan my trip. Keep up the good work on your website. We'll be returning.

David and Shirlee Morris

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