Anguilla part three

One thing I noticed in Anguilla was how polite and friendly the locals were. I spotted this pretty lady down the beach where, come to find out, they were photographing an advertisement. I walked down hoping to get a picture, but by the time I got there, they were packing up. She smiled at me and said "hello". I told her I was hoping to get a picture. She said" no problem" and put the basket of fruit back on her head.

There were several gift and souvenir shops around the island. We visited this brightly colored one.

This restored little house is typical of the historic homes of the locals.

You will see folks everywhere playing dominoes, actually you hear the slamming of the tiles as you drive down the road.. There was a competition going on here. Notice they can see what has been played, but they can't see their opponents.

We visited an art gallery where there were several paintings of the the locals playing dominoes.

A tour of the local museum  explained a lot about the history of this self governing oversea territory of Great Britain.

The front of the catholic church

and inside

There is no shortage of gourmet restaurants with amazing chefs, but

one night we stopped on the strip. A street with food stands where  locals are selling their specialties.. Meet Ken.  We picked up some of his delicious ribs and barbecued chicken.

We not only enjoyed the abundant white sandy beaches, but we sure ate our share of the delicious food.