Virgin Gorda

I think so on Tortola we went to the Baths.

So we took the ferry across the channel and went to Virgin Gorda.

Yep.

And the Baths, if, if you don't know what it is, right, it's this boulder formation on the beach.

Yeah, it, it was incredible.

I think mine probably would be Mountain Point off Virgin Gorda.

I used to see-

Mm-hmm.

Now, I do kind of agree with Erin and Daisy's question of why they flew commercial, just because when you're flying into, like, a, a, a small airport, the commercial flight options are pretty limited.

And so, you know, to get to the British Virgin Islands, I imagine if you're flying commercial, you're probably flying from New York to Miami maybe, and then you're gonna be on a pretty small plane, I think, from Miami to Virgin Gorda or there's a couple other ones that are, like, in the, the same vicinity.

And then I think they're on a boat for the last little bit.

If you're a billionaire...

They come and they set it up to where you're picked up right at the pier.

You're going to Virgin Gorda.

It's a private tour.

You get off the ship.

I had been on a boat throughout the winter, the early winter of 2007, on a 59-foot race boat that the owner came from Florida.

We sailed it down from Charleston, and then the owner, his girlfriend, and I sailed around between the BVI and the USVI, and one of the stops along the way was Leverick Bay in the North Sound on Virgin Gorda, which is also where the Bitter End is.

And funnily enough, I had received an email back from an email that I had sent maybe a year, year and a half prior to the Bitter End about... seeing if they had any availability for sailing instructors and kind of pretty much didn't even think about it again.

Because back then I was shooting out resumes and emails all over the place.