Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands

Shot of one of Grand Turk's now-defunct salt ponds (the salt industry closed on the island in the 1960s, after 300 years of production).

View of the northern coast past the lighthouse. 

Info plaque about the lighthouse. 

Another shot inside the residence. 

Inside the residence. 

Info plaque on the Lighthouse Keep's Residence. 

Me with the lighthouse! 

Melissa posing with the lighthouse. 

Our next stop was the Grand Turk Lighthouse, constructed in 1852, at the northern end of the island. 

On the streets of Cockburn Town. 

On the streets of Cockburn Town. 

On the streets of Cockburn Town. 

Beach off of Front Street. 

Not far from the prison was Front Street, a street with shops and cafes looking out onto the beach. 

Good times. 

Inside a cell. 

Inside the cell block. 

yikes. 

Info marker. 

Building on the prison grounds. 

Our first stop was at Her Majesty's Prison in the historic Cockburn Town. 

Melissa waiting with me to take the shuttle around the island.

I just like this one of me for some reason!

Rachelle, Kate, and I living it up in Margaritaville!

Rachelle and I.

Vikki and Haneke in Margaritaville.

A view of Grand Turk's cruise ship terminal complex. In the complex, there are shops, a beach, and a Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville Restaurant complete with a saltwater pool.