After two weeks in St Vincent it's time to share somes pictures...
It's a really beautifull country, with jungle...
and black sand beaches, due to it's volcano (La Soufrière). The Grenadines have whit sand du to the Corals, but I haven't been there.
Last weekend, I went on a trip to this volcano with 2 friends, Ruben and Markus.
After one hour and a half, shaken in a crowded bus full of reggae music, we finally arrived in Gergetown. But the weather was pretty bad, so we drop the hike for a walk on the beach... with nices waves!
This is how I enjoy my days off, but the rest of the time (which is 6 days a week) are pretty busy as well. The Logos Hope has experienced har biggest crowds. Compared to Europe, it's amazing! 43506 visitors came on board, and they bought more books than in the 4 ports of Edinburgh, Belfast, Cardiff and London together! We have much more educational books than before, and they have a great success. As for me, I had the opportunity to take part of a church service in a prison and to meet with locals who are learning french.
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Premieres on the ocean
Written by Martin Boulanger
Tuesday, 21 July 2009 18:36
[Atlantic Ocean]
During the Atlantic crossing, the work continues, but the atmosphere is more relax, and it's also a time full of discoveries:
Animals
For the first time, I see dolphins, wales (let's say their water spray), flying fishes and plankton !!!!
Sport
Playing Basket ball ! (and losing the ball during the game...)
Food
Drinking desalinated water
BBQ in the middle of the ocean.
Rest
Changing time zone every 2 days.
sleeping under the stars, and being rocked by the waves. (and we see thousands of stars here!)
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 22 July 2009 02:27 )
Transatlanitc to the Caribbean
Written by Martin Boulanger
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 02:26
[Cork, Ireland]Joyeux 14 juillet!
Ce soir, le Logos Hope quitte l’Europe, et prend le cap pour les Caraïbes. On a célébré ‘ca avec Ruben, Betsy, Jérémie et Alice, les 4 autres Français à bord.
Alors que l’ on quitte Cork, nous goutons déjà à lui pluie (tropicale ;o) mais il ne manque que la température!
C’est partie pour 14 jours de mer à travers l’Atlantique. La météo nous prévoit du gros temps pour le début, mais j’ai hâte de vivre ça !
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 14 July 2009 22:51 )
Bringing Knowledge, Help and Hope
Written by Martin Boulanger
Friday, 03 July 2009 08:35
what is the Logos Hope about? We want to bring Knowledge, Help and Hope to the nations. Learn more about the Logos Hope in this video.
[London, United Kingdom] The Logos Hope is docked for 2 weeks in London. That's a great opportunity to visit!
But most of my schedule is shared between the IT office and the visitor deck. Indeed, if the week is fairly quiet, weekends are busy with up to 4,500 visitors a day, a good preparation for the Caribbean next month. So I went to lend a hand to the welcome desk or to give tours. And it’s very refreshing for me!
