May 19, 2017

Lequesteau, friends from Canada, said that we should learn about English history in Nevis. After all Lagniappe and Slow Dancing, Americans, suggested that we visit the Alexander Hamilton Museum. Everyone agreed, since we are neighbors and neither country has built a wall. We wandered down the street enjoying the lively ambiance and friendly greetings. We listened to a friendly resident give us directions to the museum. We read about Hamilton's vision and contribution to the United States. Well done.

Let's find the Lord Nelson Museum. We wandered up the street enjoying the lively ambiance and friendly greetings. Hmm, signage? Hmm, a question to a resident? Hmm. We strolled past the bus stop, past the market, and past the cricket field. Perhaps we should ask for directions......hmm. A very friendly mechanic said, "Go across the street, up the steps by the Bath Hotel and Bath House to the concrete road. With a flourish of his arm, as he tapped his forehead, he said, "Go past three buildings. It's right there." We climbed up the steps, along the road, and past three buildings to the Museum of Nevis History, the Horatio Nelson Collection. Well done.