The rest of the story

(If our last post seemed disjointed and unfinished, that's because it was. It suffered from a bad case of  "premature post-ulation." I've tried several times to start a new post to finish the last one but power outages, Internet outages, scheduling and just plain laziness have prevented kept me from it. I apologize to everyone who read the unfinished post and said, "What the heck?" Okay - no whining! No excuses. Onward!)

To get to Cas En Bas there is a paved road through the golf course. The paved road ends at a resort and the resort's beach bar anchors one end of the beach. 

The other end of the beach is anchored by the Cas En Bas Beach Bar:

Cas En Bas, on the Atlantic side of the island, is in a kind of protected cove, at least protected from the Atlantic waves. But the wind whips down the beach, making Cas En Bas one of the most popular kitesurfing beaches on the island.

So between the resort bar and Cas En Bas Beach Bar is the "Aquaholics Kitesurf Center." (I am so-o stealing that name!)

This woman is originally from Britain. She is reputed to be the best kitesurfer in St. Lucia. Alas, I didn't get - or don't remember - her name.

The area around Cas En Bas is one area of St. Lucia we both agree we could live. There is room for the animals. It's not right in a town. The beach is beautiful - and obviously horses and dogs can swim there.

So the answer to the million dollar question posed in the last post remains "I don't know." There is still a lot to be discussed. 

We'll let you know.