Marie and I spent a couple of hours today trying to locate the owner of the digital camera Marie found. Sorry to say, we struck out. Nobody at the local golf club recognized the guy holding a golf trophy. Nor did they recognize any of the other people shown..
Next, we bought a copy of the local paper and read the Lost items. Only one camera was listed and it did not match the one we found . Also the paper did not have a “Found” items place where we could list the camera. Again we struck out.
Now I have recorded the photos onto my computer. Do any of you folks out there recognize this woman:
If you do, let me know and I will try to contact her about who took the picture of her. Maybe we can find the owner this way! No harm trying, right? Another thought…maybe she is the owner and had someone take her picture. I guess that’s possible too.
Now I have run out of ideas.
George and his wife, Marie, sailed professionally, chartering boats in the Bahamas, then in the Virgin Islands. They then leased an uninhabited island, Little Thatch, in the British Virgin Islands, and turned it into a small hotel. After six years, they left the island and bought a lovely beachfront property on Jost Van Dyke (BVI) where they built Sandcastle Hotel and the original Soggy Dollar Bar. George is now the author of Incredible Virgin Island Adventure: A True Story.
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