Dan's Creek Hotel
Travel Blogs from Port-Salut
Things I will miss
... one of the most beautiful beaches in the world
Rice, beans, nachos, fruits, and liver
This post is dedicated to food! Midday lunch is the largest meal of the day here with a smaller breakfast and dinner served as well. Here's a typical day of food:
- Breakfast- Any combination of freshly made juice, toast with jam or ham and cheese, cornflakes (a general term for all kinds of cereal), saltine crackers, and fruit
- Lunch- Rice, beans, meat and ...
Reponse: Dominican/Haitian Relations
... seen any tension at PUCMM. I think that among younger, educated Dominicans the tensions seem to be diminishing a little. It's hard for me to commentate as a white, blonde girl living here. Others may see a completely different side than I do. I'm hoping to gain more insight into the situation as I continue my D/H relations class and spend more time in the country.
I hope that kinda sorta answered your question!
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Pot-Pourri
... presque…) pas de déchet dans l’environnement…
Donc un petit pot-pourri de photos, avec des légendes, pour ceux qui aiment les histoires. Clickez sur une photo pour la faire grossir, sur un fond noir. Plusse beau...
Bonne fin d’hiver à tous, ou du moins, pour les nordiques!
Marc
Life follows its course here in Haïti , with its first real carnival since the earthquake. People seemed to be much happier than ever ...
Day 4 - The Beach!
... every bit of it. For some reason none of them spoke any English, I think its because most of them hadn’t been at Espwa very long so they haven’t been taught English yet.
We headed back to the quad afterward to get some lunch (Lasagna! I know! This is ridiculous!) and talked with Father Marc about the next few projects he wants REACH to help him with. A new place for guests to stay in order to convert the quad into offices and a ...
Location
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Beach
- Free parking