Jeep Cam: Getting here

You can’t drive around St. John until you get to St. John. So in today’s installment of Jeep Cam, the barge trip from Red Hook to Enighed Pond. Jeep Cam premieres, below!

18 Responses to “Jeep Cam: Getting here”

  1. Adela
    October 8th, 2007 06:27
    1

    Great job !!! good memories,good cameraman,it feels that we were there again…soon will come

  2. kygirl
    October 8th, 2007 06:45
    2

    Hooray! I’ve been anxiously awaiting the Jeepcams! Will they always be on Mondays? That would give us something to look forward to on Mondays. :)
    I liked seeing how the car barge works, having rented our Jeep on St. John. Thanks!

  3. colleen
    October 8th, 2007 06:47
    3

    Wheeeeeeee! We might just try the car barge next time over! Thanks for the quick-y lesson guys!

  4. rob
    October 8th, 2007 07:23
    4

    Thoughts:
    When you hung the first turn on STT, I got nervous. You were on the wring side of the road, you know.

    Secondly: NONE of the people exiting the barge in an orderly fashion are from NJ, NY or NC. Trust me on that one.

  5. Rob7
    October 8th, 2007 07:25
    5

    Good job Jeff and Russ, just one little problem… when my German Shepherd heard the horn at the beginning he thought someone was in the driveway, and went ballistic …….it’s way to early for that

  6. Kevin
    October 8th, 2007 07:41
    6

    That was awesome

  7. Teresa
    October 8th, 2007 07:54
    7

    I forget how it gets dark early on island. It was about 6:00 when you got to STJ? On island, right is wrong and so is not being there! Thank you for reminding me of what I am missing and boy am I missing it!!!

  8. Pam
    October 8th, 2007 08:47
    8

    OK. We used Courtesy in July. I guess I’m going to have to add this to my list of “ominous signs found onstj.com” that tell me we must return soon. (Were you guys following us around?)

    I’m busy trying to find a villa now for the holidays, but it’s obviously a very busy time not to mention expensive. The spouse nixed the idea of spending $5,000 per night for a lux villa in Catherineburg. Guess he’d rather eat and pay the bills. He’s so darn practical. :)

    Great job guys!

  9. Karen
    October 8th, 2007 08:53
    9

    Great flick! Can’t wait for the next one!

  10. Rosi
    October 8th, 2007 09:03
    10

    Do you guys head to on island AT least once a month or once a week?
    I love the jeep camp and I am guessing that is the new bldg at Red Hook ferry on the right?
    It has been 2 yrs for me since I have gotten on island

  11. Robin
    October 8th, 2007 09:30
    11

    Liked it, but I may need to stock up on Dramamine for future installments! Loved the music!

  12. RickG
    October 8th, 2007 10:17
    12

    Great feature, timely and helpful. We are trying this for the fist time at the end of October. This really helps set the expectations of our gang. It looks easy!?

    Cheers, RickG

  13. qball
    October 8th, 2007 11:16
    13

    excellent work - i wonder what the
    cost is to bring a rental form stt
    to stj - we always used a rental co
    from stj - but it does sound better
    if you rent a jeep on stt, then drove
    to red hook, take the bardge, then go to
    your villa!!!
    get job again-can’t wait to see road cam!

  14. jrg
    October 8th, 2007 12:03
    14

    Ya make it look so easy, mon!

    What a fun feature!

  15. Michael
    October 8th, 2007 12:45
    15

    Courtesy is our favorite rental company on-stjohn. One HUGE benefit, especially in high season: You can park in the lot when you go to town.

    We take the passenger ferry over — much faster and less hassle than the barge. You can easily walk up to Courtesy, but if you’re renting a villa, the greeter will take you up to get your car.

  16. wontongirl
    October 8th, 2007 13:00
    16

    Cool guys! I’ve wondered how that car fery worked and now I know. Great job. We will hve ot try that sometime. I think I could back that thing on there.

  17. Helen
    October 10th, 2007 06:58
    17

    Fabulous video. Not inspired to drive on STT though. I’ll leave that to the experts. Thanks guys.

  18. Marty
    October 11th, 2007 21:51
    18

    Barge ride was good, but what I’d like to see is the ride from the airport to Red Hook. I did it last year and got completely lost. Missed the stops I wanted to make and added an extra hour to the trip.

    Wonder if any GPS systems work there as well?

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