That's... that's just lads on holiday, innit?

It's for the picnic.

Now, let's got for that drive.

How was your walk on the roof?

What will the Trabias' ball be like?

Or you walk to the picnic place and you enjoy your walking.

You enjoy everything you do in a picnic.

The only picnic they have, when they die.

No, you're coming for a walk with me.

Come September, the picnic's over. Goodbye.

Now, Pete, don't panic. Turn around!

That is why our practice is to have the picnic right here and right now.

I think that it is possible because we have the experience of doing picnic.

I'd like this ball to go on forever, it's lovely.

They all wore the head cover (Hijab) but had their faces showing.

The ship's photographer. He has a big display up on the promenade deck.

I must have picked up some poison ivy on that picnic, and... just a little painful.

Oh, there's nothing like a picnic, and I've brought everything but rain and ants.

The Territory has five major docking facilities, which can accommodate cruise ships and some naval vessels. Three of the docks are on St. Croix, namely South Shore, Gallows Bay and Frederiksted.

And I remember this plan, born out of frustration from a kid who kept calling me Yogi, then pointed at my tummy and said, Too many picnic baskets.

Instead, they left at 9am We left at 9am and started driving from the Nuzha neighbourhood and the plan was to continue until the 60th Street and then take the circular road to the Khalidia neighbourhood before returning

He said that the Government apos s emphasis was on quality tourism, as the majority of cruise ship tourists left nothing or little in the economy.

And I remember this plan, born out of frustration from a kid who kept calling me Yogi, then pointed at my tummy and said, Too many picnic baskets.

Navigación Caribe has had its earnings affected by the reduction in its port operations and in the provision of its water services to foreign vessels (mainly cruise ships), incurring a loss of 1.13 million.

On 8 July 2004, in compliance with President George W. Bush's Proclamation 7757, the United States Coast Guard Service issued new regulations placing restrictions on pleasure craft leaving United States ports with the intention of entering Cuban waters. The regulations provide for fines of US 25,000 or five years in prison, or both. In addition, those who violate this provision can have their boats seized.