Calabash Hotel St. George's

... pulling out onto the pan central american highway in his van.. with his mom in the front seat. Guess they really take drunk driving seriously here, or they just like to get started early. <br><br>Also just a little tid bit for you all.. I did my first load of laundry today. Consisted of me scrubbing my clothes on a stone wash tablet... Im going to smell like something fierce after six months of this, so dont say I didnt warn you.

... most beautiful and least developed of the Caribbean islands, St Georges is reputed to be the prettiest capital in the Caribbean St Georges, with its array of churches and quaint little streets. On my short visit I stayed at the ...

... were on the top deck (of which we ended up on because it was so jam packed..). So we think, Ok, the free Rum Punch might make this liveable, right? Nooooo, it was like some crazy sour Rum drink that wasn't even drinkable. So by the time we get to Morne Rouge, we already know we're not taking that think back...Not my style. So we investigated a cab. It was $18 back into St. George. We ...

... The driver had to stop the van, clean up Mi's shoes before proceeding down the road. Everyone was laughing. <br><br>Our next stop was Fort Frederick. The fort was first constructed by the French in 1779 and completed by the English in 1791. It offered a fantastic view of the town and the harbour below. In the distance, the Caribbean Princess could be seen. <br><br>After a wonderful tour which lasted 4 hours, we made ...

... from many, many years ago and were produced by the original Carib Indians of the island. It is amazing that this art still exists, and that it can be viewed in plain sight while driving down a main road!<br><br> We saw many buildings along the way that had no roofs, collapsed buildings, or ones that were overgrown with plants - devastated by the hurricane. The island is very green with the widest variety of spices grown in such a small area in the ...

... s au spectacle de production, Boogie Shoes! Pour une fois, le théâtre est presque vide - tout le monde se sécurise une place pour le compte à rebours de minuit. Le spectacle était excellent. Mais à la fin du spectable, le directeur de croisière annonce qu'il pleut à boire debout et que les festivités qui devaient avoir lieu dans l'arène du MUTS dehors devront être relocalisées à l'intérieur. Il y a donc un monde fou partout... Un peu partout autour de la ...

... way, despite being so nicely taken for a ride!) where we dropped her at their church just before services started. My wife and I continued onto the port where we were supposed to see the gorgeous S/V Yankee Clipper, a member of the Windjammer fleet. No ship. The officer at the gate to the port said "No ship--last week id did not come at all. I think it is in drydock in Trinidad!" Yikes. Not what we had expected to here at all, so we sorted through our ...

... many times in South America I missed the upcoming carnival! The rest of my time was spent hanging out on the beach with two lovely English girls Kate and Jemma who were staying in the room next to me and also having long interesting conversations on my balcony with a Swedish father/son combination who stayed on the other side of me. All in all a very relaxing and enjoyable way to see the Caribbean. Now it's time to head to London and see what happens next.

... decended into drinking games like fuzzy-duck and a simple high card draw! THe prize for losing? A shot of rum, eugh! So about 6 shots each later the bottle was finished and it was time to go. Im sure the rules were being fixed. We got to the Owl at about 11pm which seemed like a studenty sort of place, lots of americans. Lol, happy hour there is from 11pm-midnight! So i ordered a pint, which the barman didnt really seem to understand and he gave me a jug ...