Calibishie Lodges

... cutting a passion fruit with D.'s marine knife. So watched House last night. Love that show. Cutty said at the end: You want to kiss me, don't you? House: I always want to kiss you. Their relationship never goes there. Well this must have really affected me because I dreamt about it and telling Hugh Laurie how much I enjoyed the scene. [Editor's note-- I'm about to get into some personal ****...FYI. Don't read if you don't want to ...

... brown sugar and butter inside. Quite good. Joyce gave me several presents to bring back. Very nice of her. I gave her and Jem chocolate bars from Trader Joe's but didn't have a full one to give to brenda. I felt bad about that. I wonder if I will ever come back here. Probably not to live but it is a hiker's paradise, Especially for somebody much more dedicated than ...

... this could never be corroborated). Also have weird collections of bumps. Haven't been burstin them but maybe I should. Just keeps spreading like poison ivy but it's not. Today I am shopping in Roseau. Feel very strange and shaky. Maybe this 2nd cup of coffee. Was so tired last night that I went to bed at 7:30 and slept solid till 3 am. This house is much more dry than the jungle. Some of my clothes actually dried. I ...

... about 15 minutes before he was to meet up with us....So we then needed to find a cab driver that would accomodate our schedule. Fortunately for us, we ran into the port "Pit Boss" (my nickname:-)) Job. He was a great guy, who was obviously well respected by all of the cab drivers in the area. He hand picked a cab driver for us - Llyod, that honored the price we had previously arranged ($140 for 4 of us for the day). Job ...

... Martinique, which they say, is an unspoiled Caribbean paradise. The vibrant, rich rain forest is home to rare birds, including sisserou and jacquot parrots. Unfortunately, I did not have the pleasure of seeing any. It has various streams which tumble down the mountain slopes to the fertile valleys making its way to the sea. The vegetation is so thick and even though the island is small in size, there are many places ...

... roads up the mountain. We had a very nice and informative tour guide - I don't remember her name but she is one of the Carib Indians who still live on the island (which is awesome). She said that there are about 3000 Carib Indians who still live on the island following their own traditions and customs.

The island of Dominica is such a great beauty - lush greenery everywhere! We learned about some of the native ...

Hello Dominica and Calibishie Lodges. After 4 years we are back in paradise. Finally. It was a long time. Calibishie Lodges has changes: Chris and Linda: new people that run the business. Chris and Linda are very friendly and visit ones also this beautiful island an came in love whit it. They do a really good job. Nigel left the place, we heard that he has a baby. For the rest ...

... from the village don't changes much: still friendly. The small bars at Friday full of people that drink there rum's. Fishing people come inside with there fish and sell them on the street. Men come back from the banana fields. Everything here is so different. I go show you now a lot of pictures, than you have a better idea, about what is Dominica. We come Back for shore.

... In the North of Dominica you have whit sand beaches, beaches where you can stay all the day alone. I tell you: when you want to bee away from the modern western world: This is the place to bee. We have a beautiful time in this area. A few days later we travel around the island. Dominica has rivers, waterfalls like water. Nice hiking tracks. On the other side of the island is the see like a lake, so calm is that water. The capital: Roseau is a typical Caribbean village: that's how ...