 | St Georges, Grenada |
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Our first outing to the cricket. Missed our transfer bus as the clock in the room somehow lost 2 hours over night. People at the hotel were only too happy to help us. It was a good game, with Australia beating Sri Lanka by 7 wickets. Politics of the game ...
... of winning that game to be low. None of this has enhanced the standing of the game. After the game we stayed in St. Georges and checked out the market areas and shopping mall. This was apportioned according to the amount of heat we had been exposed to ...
... spot for the tourists and those who figure they were easy targets to make some money from. Then went into St.Georges the capital of Grenada which is a funny little place being tucked around a harbour with tight curves and some steeply sloping land areas. ...
... we joined in. The guide, Ian, a UK transplanted to the island is a human encyclopedia of the island and its nature. After St. George's Market (the most truly local place in all the islands), he took us on an 8-hour tour of the hurricane-battered island, ...
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