Barbados - The Final Gathering Before Crossing Over

By Arieu
Morose from looping around South America we pull into Bridgetown, the capital of the island Barbados. And we’re not alone. There are four huge cruise ships in today and they spew their passengers out over the town. Three centuries of British rule, says a line guy, but now we’re discovering our African roots.
This afternoon we’ll cast the lines off a South American shore for the last time and head just there: Africa. We’ll be crossing the Atlantic for four days.
Into the sun we’ll go.

A cruise ship in the port of Bridgetown - Barbados

Cruise ships approaching the port of Bridgetown - Barbados

Bridgetown, Barbados

Two more cruise ships in the port of Bridgetown - Barbados

Morose from looping around South America we pull into Bridgetown, the capital of the island Barbados. And we’re not alone. There are four huge cruise ships in today and they spew their passengers out over the town. Three centuries of British rule, says a line guy, but now we’re discovering our African roots.
This afternoon we’ll cast the lines off a South American shore for the last time and head just there: Africa. We’ll be crossing the Atlantic for four days.
Into the sun we’ll go.