1. Movement
Mt. Liamuiga is a large straticone volcano majestically located in the center of St. Kitts. There is one major road around the island country, so you won't need to worry about getting lost, but be careful, their may be a boulder in the road! As you travel around the lush green island, don't forget to bring your spending money. One US dollar is worth 2.70 in St. Kitts. You double your money here! What is more amazing, is that they don't export tropical fruit, they export broadcasting equipment. 22% of their exports are in this area and they trade most often with the United States. This may be why they have 10 radio stations on these small islands. Not only do they sell to the US, they buy from the US. They buy beautiful passenger ships to use with their tourist to this amazing island.

2. When people come to visit St
When people come to visit St.kitts and Nevis the first thing they see are the beautiful beaches. One of the most beautiful beach that they have is Banana Bay. The people that visit and live there like there cause of its natural beauty and the beautiful beaches.The weather there is tropical and people that visit or live there dress like us in the summer they were sunny clothes. The beautiful tropical land is a fertile land there most grown plant is sugar and peanuts. Some times it isn't always tropical. Usually in between August and October there are hurricanes that affect people by destroying there houses which affect homeowners, they also have been cutting down trees to make more space, but St.Kitts and Nevis is a beautiful place to visit and see all the wonder it has.

3. Region
I went to, what one could argue, the most beautiful islands in the whole Caribbean. As I stepped off the plane I immediately noticed the most amazing beach that I have ever seen! I saw the many volcanos but Mount Liamuiga stuck out the most of the two islands and I was so excited, it looked like I had ants in my pants! As we got to my hotel, we turned on the weather channel and it said it was looking sunny and warm over the next few days. I was glad when the weatherman said this because I heard it isn't uncommon for tornados and hurricanes to come over the land. As we continued to tour the islands, we saw the what the government was like. It is a constitutional monarchy; that means they have a queen. I really enjoyed my trip and hope to visit this beautiful island again!

4. Place
As I board off the plane at the Robert L. Bradshaw airport at St.Kitts I smell the ocean and I see sand flying through the air. As I look out the window I see a volcanic mountain called Mount Liamuiga. Little did I know that Nevis has one too. I walk out of the airport and I see many churches. People here must be very religious.  As I walk closer I  see they are mostly Anglican or Methodist. People are coming offering me goat stew... I don’t take the offer but I continue on my journey. I take out my brochure and notice I cant get to Nevis without crossing the two mile wide channel known as the Narrows. Even though it's December the channel isn't frozen because they have a tropical climate. I see a sign and jog over to get a closer look. A old man about the age of 50 is offering boat rides to Nevis for 16.20 east Caribbean dollars. I pay the man and step on the boat. The water is a cool blue and people are swimming in the exuberant water. I am now in Nevis. People greet me with their friendliness'. I learn that most of their traditions come from West Africa because of the former slave population. I continue to walk around. As I continue down the street I see a parade  and wander to take a closer look. I see clowns, moko-jumbies, masquerade, bull and actors parading down the street to come together in joyous pride of the island. I stay for 30 minutes and decide to check my hotel room. I head back to St.Kitts and notice that they are playing instruments and singing songs. I walk past and take a couple videos.  As I head back I realize how beautiful and amusing this country is and how lucky I am to be here. 
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