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Every day brings new email messages about Anguilla. Here is an interesting message that came in recently:
Date: 1/6/99 4:25:00 PM
Subject: Comments from recent trip
Maybe this only happens at the holiday season, but on several
flights some passengers' luggage was left behind, to come on the next
flight, which can be quite inconvenient if you are on the night flight
and have no luggage until 3:30 the next afternoon. Please suggest to
readers that they pack a bathing suit and change of clothing in their
hand luggage. When we went to pick up our luggage at 10:30 p.m., a
family of 5 was crestfallen that they had NO LUGGAGE and they were all
wearing longsleeved shirts, long pants, and pullovers. In previous
years American has offered "denied boarding" (ticket vouchers good for
one year) if you'd take the night flight when they were overweight, but
this year they aren't doing that. Instead they just aren't taking all
the luggage.
[editor: The problem is that Anguilla's runway
is too short and not level enough,
and doesn't have re-fueling facilities. This means that American
Eagle can't carry a full load of people and luggage into Anguilla. We
have had our luggage left behind in San Juan several times. I like
your idea of a carryon backup - in fact you probably only need
what is in the carryon anyway!}
Please give a plug to Mala's Caribbean Cottage and Roti Hut in George
Hill, open from 10:30 a.m. until 10 p.m. Her prices range from $4 US for
a vegetarian Roti to $6 for a goat and vegetable or chicken curry and
vegetable to $10 for shrimp and vegetable. She also had a conch and
vegetable. They were light and delicious. THe cottage is quite cute and
service was excellent. Excellent value for the
price.
[editor: We have an article about Mala's
Cottage on our web site. Click here.]
Although we didn't visit it, we heard from another family with boys
that the Landing Strip Restaurant (Chinese) next door (in a little mall)
had large portions and good prices.
[editor: we have
the menu on our web site. Click here.]
Finally, as a librarian, I ask that you pass along this tip about the
Library. For an $8 US deposit, they will allow you to check out
unlimited titles. They have a wide selection of paperbacks and some
hardbacks that make good "beach reading." Hours are 9:15 to 5 most
weekdays (I think they close earlier on Wed.). Please suggest to people
that they make their $8 deposit a contribution to the library when they
return their last set of books. [editor: Good Tip for all our avid
vacation readers.]
Your faithful reader - Susanne Thevenet AKA
Happy new year and keep up the good work. Reading your newsletters is
like a minivisit to Anguilla. Today we awoke to 16 degrees in Washington
and the high is 32. Now we know why you relocated to Anguilla.
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