Cedars Inn St. George's

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Halvdag Carriacou, båt mot St George

A travel blog entry by hobbiton

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Vi lagade egen frukost idag och gick sedan ner till stranden då A ville springa lite och sen bada. M har restriktioner på att vänta någon dag med badandet, behöver jag säga att vi var ensamma på stranden? :P
Eftar en lagom dos sol, salt, svett och sand gick vi tillbaka för att duscha av det värsta och packa ihop våra gejer och köpa lite kaffe på Patty's deli - drickbart men A förväntade sig mer.. Chokladen ...

St. George's, Grenada

A travel blog entry by globetrotters

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... br> After our history lesson and a bird’s eye view of St. George’s, we ventured down the hill and into town to explore more. We happened upon Carenage Harbor, a small fishing area with shops and restaurants. It’s a place where both locals and visitors hang out. We met a few women selling spices and two little boys who were finishing up their day of fishing. The people there were very nice. They all tried to guess where we were from. I ...

What were we thinking?

A travel blog entry by fair

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The spice isle. Today's bus tour went to an old nutmeg plantation, across the island via the agricultural road to a crater lake and then on to an old fort.

We weren't paying attention when the bus was getting ready to load and the four of us had to sit in the back row seat. It was snug. The driver, Cuthbert, aka "Flintstone" was great - very knowledgeable and shared a lot about what ...

Exploring Grenada

A travel blog entry by pas_de_deux

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... intra-island transportation whenever available, and Grenada was no different. Regardless of which particular island we’re on, using the local buses is much cheaper than taxis and provides more of a local experience since we’re forced to immerse ourselves into the local culture and interact with the residents with the resulting unpredictable but rewarding outcome. That said, Grenada’s bus system was more of a challenge as it was more complicated ...

Adventure Islands

A travel blog entry by alicia.

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... the rocks and jokingly challenged me to climb up there instead. I sized it up and decided it was doable, so I started up that way instead of using the rope. Part way up, I had to remind myself that this wasn't indoor rock climbin, and if I fell, there would be no harness to catch me. Luckily I made it up easily, and Adam followed. Unfortunately this is where the adventure ended. There was no clearing or path through the trees. The trees were too dense and prickly, and there ...

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