There is a castle in Jamaica built on the west coast of Jamaica near the town of Negril (west end near the lighthouse). The castle is built above a cave in the cliffs that was used by pirates in days gone by. The Blue Cave Castle sits 50 feet above…
Please Read On ...This is a seagrape tree (or, baygrape tree) on the west coast of Jamaica near the town of Negril. The tree is native to coastal beaches in southern Florida and the Caribbean. In late summer it bears a green fruit which ripens to a purplish color. The fruit itself contains…
Please Read On ...A cairn is a human-made pile (or stack) of stones. In modern times, cairns are often erected as landmarks, a use they have had since ancient times. This cairn was built by the author on May 9, 2017. It is located on Bloody Bay, a part of 7 Mile Beach…
Please Read On ...I want an ocean and some sunscreen lotion. Take me to the beach with a thousand pretty girls in reach. Hardly any clothes, sand between my toes and white stuff on my nose. Sitting on my chair in the salty air. Lounging on the deck with a whistle ’round my…
Please Read On ...Brighten this popular casserole with a parsley or chive garnish from your kitchen garden or a generous shake of paprika. Then, add a green salad and rolls and you have a savory dinner for four. It’s awfully delicious! Your guests will agree. Want more deliciously awful stroganoff? Click HERE ……
Please Read On ...This facility in Lucea, Jamaica is marked as a Public Sanitary Convenience which is term for public restrooms or lavatories. These types of conveniences are sparse in Jamaica. Even a travel advisory recently declared that public conveniences are hard to find even around the resort areas. “No problem mon, I…
Please Read On ...Texaco is the name of an American oil retail brand with a strong global presence even in Jamaica. Texaco has a history of more than 100 years and is one of the most iconic brands in the world. “You can trust your car to the man who wears the star.”…
Please Read On ...Here is a casually dressed gentleman in Lucea, Jamaica who seems to be protecting his turf in this small coastal town. “You’ve got the key of the street.” ~Charles Dickens ©2017 “Dis Him Side Of Di Street” Eric Hatheway All Rights Reserved Photographic Image
Please Read On ...This is a photograph of some roadside military action taking place in the town of Negril, Jamaica. Seems a little more serious than just a police response as noted by the presence of full combat gear and weapons. Maybe it was just routine. Who knows? “Three o’clock in the rain.…
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