Rafjam's Bed & Breakfast, Blue Mountain Cottages and Nature
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Keep it simple
... Maxine's art reflects captures the feeling of peace, beauty, and simplicity of standing there and watching the sunset unfold.
One special "once in a life time moment" was during our hike down, we spotted a "Doctor bird" which is the national bird of Jamaica and can only be found there. What is unique about this bird, aside from it being the national colours ( Black, Green ...
Blue Mountain Coffee Insight
... machines included), quality controls until the final packing. The top coffee is packed into barrels which was new to me, I only knew the bags so far.
The whole infrastructure is amazing for being in the the middle of nowhere up in the hills.
Had we not eaten all those fresh fruits on the farm, I would have been starving in the meantime, but with my stomach full of banana, mango, peaches etc. I was glad we only reached back for lunch ...
An Educational Tourist in the West Indies
... wicket-keeper, comes on to cover for an injured fielder. The Zimbabweans are all white, except for their fast bowler and this little boy. The spectators where I am sitting are all black, except for me.
Suspense as the tannoy announces that Adams and Rose need just one more run to beat the all-time West Indian 8th wicket record. Now they dither painfully, unable to score at all. Much better not to announce anything until the record - of which the ...
I will try and catch up with timings!
... 5° in the shade, so pretty warm. There is a stiff breeze blowing so as long as you are not doing physical work, it is very pleasant. Inside the temperature is a very reasonable 22° so nothing to work up a sweat about inside either! Now we are at anchor I can see the entrance to the Panama Canal very clearly – the entrance is preceded by a long break water and the waves are crashing over this, clearly visible from here, about 2 miles away. I have had a count up of ships at anchor ...
Life Post-Gustav
... slack, drooping, snapped. Muddy, drowned fields appeared as coffee lagoons with too much cream. Stop light poles were upended. A Burger King sign lay broken on its side. When we would stop to pick up more passengers, the yelling of street vendors could be heard on the divider curbs between traffic, "PINE(!)apples. PINE(!)apples. SWEET GUNips. SWEET GUNips." Our fellow travelers included a man with a tray of cotton candy, the pale blue and pink ...
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