I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

Thank you.

(Bob) wrote in news:5425b91e.0312011457.26ca1356
@posting.google.com:

I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

There are no marine facilities that I know of in St. Lucia, so I can't
imagine that you'd find a surveyor there. Does this have to be done in St.
Lucia? You'd have much better luck in Grenada or Trinidad.

-- Geoff

(Bob) wrote in news:5425b91e.0312011457.26ca1356
@posting.google.com:

I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

There are no marine facilities that I know of in St. Lucia, so I can't
imagine that you'd find a surveyor there. Does this have to be done in St.
Lucia? You'd have much better luck in Grenada or Trinidad.

-- Geoff

http://www.rodneybaymarina.com/

large marina in St. Lucia. One surveyor is Chris Kellell


haven't used him, so can't give comments.




On 1 Dec 2003 14:57:19 -0800, (Bob) wrote:

I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

Thank you.

http://www.rodneybaymarina.com/

large marina in St. Lucia. One surveyor is Chris Kellell


haven't used him, so can't give comments.




On 1 Dec 2003 14:57:19 -0800, (Bob) wrote:

I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

Thank you.

Wow, I had totally forgotten about Rodney Bay, even though we stopped
there. And now I remember why. We anchored outside of the breakwall,
went in to check out the place, got a bad feeling about it, and moved on
to Soufriere. Completely unscientific, but I rarely get these types of
feelings, and when I do, I listen to them.

I will also say that while the views in St. Lucia were stunning, the
inhabitants seemed to look at every visitor as a meal ticket. The boat
boys were the most agressive that we ever found and the town residents
weren't much better. No one would take "no" for an answer. I can
remember literally having to fight off people who were running along the
jeep that we had rented and were trying to get in to be our "guide."
St. Lucia is a country that I have no desire to return to.

Good luck, because if my experience there is anything like what the boat
yard people are like, you've got your hands full! Good luck!

-- Geoff

(Bill Biter) wrote in
s.com:

http://www.rodneybaymarina.com/

large marina in St. Lucia. One surveyor is Chris Kellell


haven't used him, so can't give comments.




On 1 Dec 2003 14:57:19 -0800, (Bob) wrote:

I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

Thank you.

Wow, I had totally forgotten about Rodney Bay, even though we stopped
there. And now I remember why. We anchored outside of the breakwall,
went in to check out the place, got a bad feeling about it, and moved on
to Soufriere. Completely unscientific, but I rarely get these types of
feelings, and when I do, I listen to them.

I will also say that while the views in St. Lucia were stunning, the
inhabitants seemed to look at every visitor as a meal ticket. The boat
boys were the most agressive that we ever found and the town residents
weren't much better. No one would take "no" for an answer. I can
remember literally having to fight off people who were running along the
jeep that we had rented and were trying to get in to be our "guide."
St. Lucia is a country that I have no desire to return to.

Good luck, because if my experience there is anything like what the boat
yard people are like, you've got your hands full! Good luck!

-- Geoff

(Bill Biter) wrote in
s.com:

http://www.rodneybaymarina.com/

large marina in St. Lucia. One surveyor is Chris Kellell


haven't used him, so can't give comments.




On 1 Dec 2003 14:57:19 -0800, (Bob) wrote:

I need a surveyor at surveyor St. Lucia. Both positive and negative
recos are valuable.

Thank you.