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... fact a totally different species of food fish, and that what we call dolphins are referred to as porpoises in the Caribbean.
Sitting on the balcony now with an icy cold rum punch, watching the dusk turn to dark and listening to the evening chorus of night birds, crickets and frogs. The Caribbean crashes onto the sand 200 metres away before it’s sucked back by the undertow. It’s still hot and sticky but this afternoon’s rain has taken the edge off ...
Bridgetown-The Human Maze
... Highway 1 in California. I'm still baffled as to how an individual is supposed to get around: the roads that DO have signs are usually not on the map, and the main roads DON'T have signs, but they do appear on the map. The most used question of the day: Were we supposed to turn there?
We had lunch on the beach, drove by our pending accommodations, then Moira and Bill drove with us to give directions back to the farm. The hope was that Kim and ...
Koko Loko
... A few hours later, the idea of being in bed sounded much more exciting then hitting the Gap. So, I headed back and slept so deeply that I forgot where I was the next morning.
I knew the next day, when I saw Karen and friends with their hangovers, that I'd made the right choice. Hitting the sack was my version of loco here. I can play anytime I want when I'm home. That's just how I roll.
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The intense satisfaction of doing mostly nothing
Day one objective: sleep as much as possible and relax. Mission accomplished.
Well here we are in Barbados. We got into the apartment at about midnight last night. It was interesting to find the place, because nobody really has addresses around here, just some main street names and then landmarks. Our cab driver from the airport was pretty awesome - he found the place fairly easily and then wouldn't leave until we had made contact with our host and he ...
Day 3 - Central Barbados und jede Menge Pflanzen
Heute ist Sonntag und da haben alle frei. Zum Glück schlafen noch die meisten von der Partynacht, sodass ich freie Straßen habe. Heute geht es mal ins Landesinnere um die "Geheimnisse" der Insel zu erkunden. Als erstes peile ich die "Gun Hill Signal" an, eine Wachstation hoch oben auf dem Berg. Leider geschlossen, aber der Hintereingang war offen. Bin über ein paar Umwege dann doch noch reingekommen. Da wie gesagt noch alle schlafen, stört mich auch keiner. Mir bietet ...



