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Spanish Town Part 2

A travel blog entry by mcfarlne

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... was about 3 houses down the lane. A 10 minute walk that felt like half an hour in the heat. Miss Cox was going to finish off Kaisha’s hair. By the time we got back we were fit for nothing with the heat!!

All the kids (4 of them now) spent a lot of the morning and afternoon running around outside, causing mayhem with the poor animals and generally screaming the neighbourhood down.

K fell over at one point and was screaming his head off when he saw what appeared ...

Spanish Town Part 1

A travel blog entry by mcfarlne

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... or "Bedrock" with Fred Flintstone. I jest not :0).

The taxi's shuttle you from one main town to the other at break (bruck) neck speeds. In our case Ocho Rios to Spanish Town. Jamaican taxI Drivers have been known to advise NASA in propulsion theories and how to maximise thrust! True fact!

Our driver managed to pack about 20 of us into the tiny van. Every inch of space utilised with make shift seats in between seats along the isle. Kids if they were yours or not sat ...

Blue Mountain Bicycle trail

A travel blog entry by mcfarlne

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... by its people.

The Blue mountains span an area of approximately 44 miles and spreads across 4 parishes.

There was 150 years of Spanish reign before the great wars between the Spanish and the English. Following the English victory there was 300 years of British rule before Jamaican independence.

On route Cleeve showed us the Fire Station in Port Maria that yes you guessed it ‘burnt down’ some years ago! I have forgotten the story now but it ...

Jamaica by car

A travel blog entry by sylviaenjeroen

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... Men betaalt alleen de bootkosten en leeft zeer low budget. Zie http://karaka.site.voila.fr/ Ook ligt er in de haven een commerciële cat van 80 Ft. Die zou naar Port-o-Prince gaan om als hotel te dienen voor officials. De eigenaar zocht een crew maar de opdracht is al weer afgeblazen. Verder merken we weinig van de aardbeving en de gevolgen ervan. Op zaterdag 13 februari 2010 verlaten we de haven van Port Antonio. We zijn er dan 7 weken geweest, RUIM ...

Tobago....welcome to paradise!

A travel blog entry by le_bouff

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'Welcome to paradise' is the standard greeting from most Tobagans and I think it may well be true....the island is very beautiful with hills cloaked in rainforest, azure seas and palm fringed beaches. In fact Tobago is the island where Robinson Crusoe was based and Defoe himself was stranded. What makes it even more like paradise is the fact that there are so few tourists and little development beyond the south of the island. Because the economy is not reliant on tourism ...

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