In Grand Cayman, Niki goes for the African-style canerows, and the result is spectacular

The young lady was set up in the shade under the sea grapes on Seven-Mile Beach out from Georgetown, Grand Cayman. She had a nice, friendly smile and she'd braid your hair if you wanted her to. Niki did, and she went for the canerows, a traditional African style my very un-African wife decided she wanted because, well, she'd never had her hair done that way and we were on vacation, so why not? It didn't take very long, 20 minutes or so, and it didn't cost very much, $10, maybe $15, and it was fun. I thought the results were spectacular. Niki liked the "do" so much, she continued to wear it that way for awhile after we got back home.

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Rabat Morocco, we visit the hospital where Linda was born!!

We were not even certain if the building was still standing. The staff at our hotel, The Diwan, knew that the hospital, once part of Port Lyautey Naval Air Station where her father was stationed, was being razed to make way for a Four Seasons so the concierge drove the four of us there so we could stand near the spot. It was a poignant moment. Do you think we got there just in time? https://www.facebook.com/groups/3211569802202093/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_Air_Station_Port_Lyautey

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