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Jammin Jamaica
... you don't count on though is out of Kingston there are no signs to direct you other than if you reach a main town but by that time it's possible to be on the completely opposite side of the island. Our first stop was treasue beach, an off the beaten track seaside town on the southern side of the island. We managed to get there just before dark to Shana's relief (and secretly my as well). The spot we chose was called Jake's. A decidedly ...
Homeward bound, via Jamaica
... photo tells the story far better than words can. The filling was a bargain at £12 and so far seems to be a success.
Our last week in Colombia (and indeed South America) saw us back in the hills in a couple of charming colonial towns...Barichara and Villa de Leyva.
The journey to Barichara was through a beautiful mountain gorge and also the scariest journey of the trip (if not my life). Hairpin bends, steep drops and tiny crash barriers are OK, but add ...
Jamaica, from the Blue Lagoon to the Blue Mountain
... a hot cup too, it was really really good, very smooth , almost was like drinking hot coco…but with coffee flavor instead.
Rodger helped us to transfer our luggage to his car and we were off up the mountain. The roads were narrow and limestone making for slow careful driving and lots of beeping around the blind corners. There were several houses and some small shops along the roadside. Driving up had a very close community feel and it seemed that most ...
Yarman - as they say around here!
... of meat, fish and crustaceans in a soup and the tilapia is a locally caught fish that was delicious. The second Freshwater helped the whole proceedings enormously. Our waitress was English and my daughter would say that my cheesy chat was OTT, but we ‘bonded’ as Brits abroad and I have no doubt the tip helped her with her studies as an art student doing a Masters at the local university.
As we explored Savannah after lunch we happened upon our fellow ...
My Life in Pictures Pt. 3
... the graduation still lasted another three hours. I also have pictures from a marathon that my friend's and I volunteered. My friends and I got there friday, the day before, to receive our t-shirts and instructions. The actual marathon started saturday at 5:00 am, volunteers had to be there at 4 a.m. I had so much fun. I met runners and other volunteers from all over the world. The Reggae Marathon is a big event that ...