St. John Springtime – Soon Come
Posted by gerald in Life on St. John USVI, tags: aloe, Aqua Bistro, Blood Gypsies, Christmas palm, Concordia, David Laab, Driftwood Dave's, Groove Thang, Hot Club of Coral Bay, key lime, miss lucy's, Ocean Grill, Rhumblines, rich greengold, samba combo, Shipwreck Landing, Skinny Legs, St. John, Sun Dog Cafe, vanda orchid, Virgin Islands, westinWe’re slowly seeing the signs of spring here on St. John. Albeit not as dramatic as springtime in America, we do, contrary to what many believe, have definite seasons. Today, for example marks the day that America goes back on Daylight Time, making Eastern Standard Time (EST) equal to our Atlantic Standard Time (AST). The seawater has become warm enough not to be so shocking (for baby like me anyway, but not warm enough for a baby like my friend Mario). More scientifically demonstrating the coming of a new season is the appearance of flowers on my mango tree and the aloes in bloom a buzz with bees and hummingbirds in the morning.
St. John Live Music Schedule for tonight, Sunday, March 11
Aqua Bistro – Lauren – 3:30 – 6:30 – 776-5336
Beach Bar – The Blood Gypsies – 5:00 – 777-4220
Concordia – Bo – Sunday Brunch – 10:00 am
Driftwood Dave’s – Live Music – 1:00 – 4:00 – 777-4015
Miss Lucy’s – Samba Combo – 10:00 am – 2:00 pm – 693-5354
Ocean Grill – David Laab – 6:30 – 9:00 – 693-3304
Rhumblines – T-Bird – 7:00 – 10:00
Shipwreck Landing – Hot Club of Coral Bay – 7:00 – 10:00
Skinny Legs – Groove Thang – 6:00 -779-4982
Sun Dog Cafe – David Laab – 11:00 am- 2:00 pm – 244-9713
Westin Beach Bar – Rich Greengold – 6:30 – 9:30 – 244-9713
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Very pretty. I’ve never seen that color orchid before. Will they stay blooming all spring and summer or will they die out and be replaced with later blooming ones?
As always, have a good day.
Nancie
The flowers last for a few weeks and new ones will come after a month or so.