Our small armada of vessels from Antigua landed off Spanish Point, Barbuda shortly after noon on April 1.  Already there and awaiting our delivery of fresh produce were Kim & Sandy (Kewaydin).  After some lunch, we gathered on the beach for a short walk up the eastern shore of the south part of the island.   Hikers included Kim & Sandy, Chris & Sheila (Never Bored), Robin & Cheryl (Just Imagine), Morris & Elizabeth (Viking Angel), Bill & Coleen (Dolce Vita), Eric & Jackie (Compass Rose) and the publishers of this blog.  Along the way Kim showed us the remains of the mobile construction offices that had been pushed over the cliff by a large group of Barbudans who opposed the construction of a huge hotel project at Spanish Point that had been approved by Antigua.  (The project was cancelled.)  Further up we found a giant log on the beach, the origin of which is a mystery.   Our turn-around point was a crater formed by a former sand mining operation.  The depression is deep enough to sometimes contain fresh water that is used by the donkeys, horses and fallow deer found on the island.