
We started off with a 90 minute hike in Arikok National Park, the boundries of which encompose 18% of Aruba's land mass.
There were tons of cacti, goats, aloe vera, rocks, lizards and many different plants/trees ... very different from what we see in Toronto. Our guide was very knowledgeable and told us holistically how the different leaves and berries could be used.










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The last climb back to the bus |
Then we spent some time at Baby Beach.


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Sister Sarah |
We browsed in some shops before we went back to the boat.
Sister Sarah headed to the pool. I wanted some quiet time so sat on the Promenade Deck (deck seven) in a deck chair, read my book with a cold beer and watched as we said good-bye to Aruba. Others did the same.
Sister Sarah headed to the pool. I wanted some quiet time so sat on the Promenade Deck (deck seven) in a deck chair, read my book with a cold beer and watched as we said good-bye to Aruba. Others did the same.


A group of us had supper at the Michelangelo Dining Room. It was the second formal night so we were looking more spiffy!

At 11:30pm, they unvealed the Champagne Waterfall in the Piazza which allowed everyone with photo opps
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Sister Sarah |
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Sister Sarah |
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Me |
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Diamond |
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Adam |
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Sarah, Linda, Diamond and Adam |
There was dancing afterwards for a while.

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Some of our group |
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Zooming in on Debbie, Jaylee, Sarah and Diamond |
Then we went to Skywalkers, the disco.
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