Things Remembered and No Longer There

[GramChop]

Do Brazil...especially the moqueca!

[Tiffany]

Do Brazil...especially the moqueca!

And BouBou.

[amyb]

Toque Lyonaise

[shihadehs]

Who can forget BouBou...we met him when he was a long haired waiter at Tamarin when we think he was married??to Cat the owner

[Cwater]

New Born I believe in Anse de Cayes with the biggest escargot I have ever seen

[amyb]

The big ram’s horn, zshofar, in the waiting area at Santa Fe.

The jungle animal statuary at Masai

Le Carre run by Franck and his short lived Ephimery that preceded it

[krand1]

JC at Tom Beach/La Plage!

[AdamZ]

How about La Mandala.... or Le Petite Club in Gustavia?

[Voosh]

Ummm... I hate these snap quizzes. Mokes, renting Harleys from Denis Dufau at 2 different locations (still have a stash of tshirts that blow people away at Harley gatherings), L'Entre Ponte (sp?), "Costliet" , the real bumpy road from Sante Fe to St. Jean on a rainy night in a Moke, St. Martin "open air" lounge & "special" gate for in-transit, Annie, the amazing super fast rebuilds after hurricanes & other "non-existant" climate change stuff, Eddies Ghetto ... so much to try to remember.

[amyb]

Gate 8..In transit I think.

Phil just said it was gate 10 for In Transit. Merci.

[cec1]

So nice to see you here again, Voosh! And, great recollections . . . particularly remembering that un-paved road from Lurin down to St. Jean!

[KevinS]

Gate 8..In transit I think.

Phil just said it was gate 10 for In Transit. Merci.

I see that sign every day.

[amyb]

I anticipated the appearance of your outstanding visual aid.

[cec1]

I see that sign every day.

That’s so funny, Kevin! I remember the awe when you came into possession of it . . . and the “cloak-&-dagger” intrigue that brought this icon to your custodial care (for generations!)

What happened? How did “In Transit” at SXM go from the good ol’ days to what we see today? In the inimitable song of Edith Piaf, “Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien.”

[Izzy]

... In the inimitable song of Edith Piaf, “Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien.”

Inimitable from Piaf, oui... but this version with a strong St Barth connection is a fine one... and anyone who could convincingly proclaim "je ne regrette rien" while wearing those pants deserves much credit...

[cec1]

Exquisite, Izzy . . . many thanks for once again supplying the coloratura that brings to life the posts of our Forum community! It especially was fun for me to see & hear because, through a mutual friend, I much enjoyed a very small acquaintance with “Johnny.” We were far from friends, but the “nodding acquaintance” & courteous handshakes he offered were earmarks of a gentleman.

[amyb]

Reminded recently of MEAT AND POTATOES in Saline

[sixweeks]

Pianist and composer Charles Darden......tickling the ivories at the Guanahani back in 1997, leading stellar performances of La Chorale De Bons Choeurs, and serving as Music Director of the Anglican Church. He had so many talents. A great loss with his passing in 2013.

[debd]

Back in the early 1990's there was a small family run bakery on the left hand side of the road from Colombier. We were staying in Villa Doarde and I would run down and back up for croissants and baguettes. It was open for a few years.

The original home of La Petite Colombe Bakery, I believe.

[debd]

The original Marine Service and its owners, whose names I do not recall, but for Captain Phillipe.

Learning the hard way (zillions of three point turns in a Moke, in the dark) that the street beside the original Tamarin came to a screeching dead end after about 1000 yards.

[NancySC]

Pianist and composer Charles Darden......tickling the ivories at the Guanahani back in 1997, leading stellar performances of La Chorale De Bons Choeurs, and serving as Music Director of the Anglican Church. He had so many talents. A great loss with his passing in 2013.

We enjoyed the concerts at the Anglican Church when we visited in Novembers at Thanksgiving, I think Charles successor whose last name was Dern died a few months after one of the "Thanksgiving" concerts we attended, I don't remember her first name, but she died quite young...my perspective now...of a stroke.

[KevinS]

We enjoyed the concerts at the Anglican Church when we visited in Novembers at Thanksgiving, I think Charles successor whose last name was Dern died a few months after one of the "Thanksgiving" concerts we attended, I don't remember her first name, but she died quite young...my perspective now...of a stroke.

Her name was Shirley Dern.

[GramChop]

Reverend Charlie Vere Nicoll at the pulpit of the Anglican Church in Gustavia. His messages were always so uplifting and comforting.

[amyb]

Missy, this very thing was mentioned this morning in the Idalmi shop where I was getting my nails done.

[GramChop]

Missy, this very thing was mentioned this morning in the Idalmi shop where I was getting my nails done.

I hope God doesn't read this forum, but Rev. Charlie was one of the main reasons I went to church on St Barth.

[NancySC]

Stephane & Bernard !

[NancySC]

Thanks Kevin, knew it wasn't Laura !

[hydraaa]

Lafayette Club a very fond memory.

Loved the Lafayette Club...so chic...

What year approximately did it close?

Jim

[KevinS]

Loved the Lafayette Club...so chic...

What year approximately did it close?

Jim

My credit card bills say “not soon enough”. LOL. I loved that place.

[Hawke]

We have been coming to St. Barts for 37 or so years and you are mentioning places I never knew existed. I love this site.