Deyna's City Inn St. George

... to your cuban friend about eating alot of papaya.

I have planned out the next 3 months of my life( you think I'm exagerating, but I'm not). Basically it's non-stop bussing around on the weekends to some of the crazy destinations in Nica, but I'll give more details once I have actually been there.

As far as personal life in the house goes, its pretty relaxing. On my run this morning, I saw an eight year ...

... on a cobble stone road, through the jungle, in the 30 degree weather. Lets just say, my ass will never recover. It was so steep, on the walk down, we had to walk backwards just to spare the wear and tear on our knees. This hike made the Grouse Grind look like a highway in the prairies. But all in all, it was worth it for the experience. How many people do you know who can say: " I climbed a volcano with a ninja named Jackie Chan." Seriously, so worth it.

... up to the terrace. Directly over the road is the Blue Horizons Resort, owned by Sir Roston’s brother a considerably more modest establishment but a number of well designed ‘cabin style’ rooms within metres of the ...

... There are many historical sights to see which can give you an insight into the history of the island, including spooky stories of the Cannabalistic Carib Indians that first inhabitted the island. There is a great nautical interest in the island, ranging from the many annual boat races to the great diving in any of the 30 dive sites in Grenada & 20 in carriacuo, there are many dive tours going on every day. As you can see this is truly an island with plentiful activity ...

... get around the marina and I see this giant 2 story Party Boat. Sure, it was a Motorized catamaran...but not a Sail equipped Catamaran!!! At this point, what do you do....we got on the boat and thought we'd make the most of it. There was a nice Steel Band and the crew was nice enough, but that was where the good eneded. The sail over to Morne Rouge beach was crazy rough, especially if ...

... The driver had to stop the van, clean up Mi's shoes before proceeding down the road. Everyone was laughing.

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.

After a wonderful tour which lasted 4 hours, we made ...

... After lunch, we stopped at Belmont Estates Cocoa Plantation to see how they dried the cocoa. At first I thought we were looking at small volcanic rocks and it took me a bit to figure out why they had these rocks in the sun. A few miles down the windy road, we visited the River Antoine Rum Distillery. We were greeted with the aroma of molasses as we saw how the cane is initially crushed and squeezed to get the juice out. Then it is boiled ...

... just how different the Caribbean experience was about to become. Aussies everywhere, Kiwis everywhere. I met up with some young doctors from Sydney and we all went out to hit the town. For most of the night, I was hard pressed to figure out I wasn't in Australia. ****** Aussies all over the place, swearing their holes out and singing John Farnham songs. The atmosphere is good, and there's always a game of cricket going on the ...

... thing u see on the news, people preparing for a hurricane, but to be there doing it urself was a bit odd. So by about 6pm we were utterly bored out our minds. We were all staying a the liverpool lots flat at wavecrest by the way. By now we had already drunk half the beer and the girls were upstairs getting stoned!! Aisha, in all her wisdom, managed to persuade me to have a splif (even tho ive never smoked!!). I dont think i got high, more burnt my lungs and started ...

... etc agree its been harder than expected to get into the local food. There are loads and loads of fruits/veg that they use in dishes, but they dont exist in the super market. best bet is probably the market, but thats quite far away for me. I got my car yesterday, a black suzuki jeep, which bakes in the sun, but has AC so is alright. Bit of a scary experience driving in grenada. Very narrow roads, winding everywhere, up and down hills, and maniac carib drivers trying to kill u. I went ...