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This will be the first time we've been down over the new year's holiday. With New Year's Eve being Sunday, I think the crowd will be at Anegada?
It would take a pretty heavy draw for the wife to not want to spend it at Potter's.
But anyone else have plans? Anything huge going on?
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Foxy’s is generally the largest party. Can be a bit pricy to attend.
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Rang in the New Year at The Sugar MIll last year..perfect..food, folks and atmosphere...
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Thanks for the replies! We surely enjoy Foxy's, but have started spending fewer hours there as the years have gone on.
What a problem to have, right? Trying to pick the best spot in the BVI to bring in the new year? One wrinkle is that were bringing friends that have never been, so we also have to hit the must sees
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Potters for me as well. Perfect NYE party for our taste. It has something for everyone.
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We really enjoyed NYE in Trellis last year. We had three younger kids with us. There was fun to be had all the way down the beach and the Trellis Market BBQ was great. They also had fireworks.
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