Thursday, April 25, 2013
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
Georgetown, Cayman Islands
During our cruise on the MSC Poesia, we stopped in Georgetown for the day. There was no dock so the boat anchored out to sea and we were brought to shore on smaller boats. Like Jamaica, Georgetown was a very poor town. Chickens ran freely in the streets and some of the streets were littered with garbage as were the waterways. The fish are fresh(!) as they are cleaned right on the shoreline. The shoreline is littered with the discarded pieces of the fish so birds are plentiful looking for the scraps.Saturday, April 6, 2013
OCHOS RIOS, JAMAICA
On our recent cruise through the Caribbean, one of our ports of call was Ochos Rios, Jamaica. Jamaica is a mixture of beautiful scenery and heart-wrenching poverty. One of the main attractions in Ochos Rios is Dunn's River Falls. When we arrived, a 2nd ship came into port at almost the exact same time and I would guess 80% of the tourists were going to visit Dunn's River Falls so we decided to be a little different. We went to Turtle River Falls & Gardenswhich was previously a gorgeous resort but unfortunately, was closed several years ago. The trails through the falls remains open with a very small staff -- we were the only tourists there so we got our own personal tour with a young man, Jordan who couldn't have been more than early 20s. The falls were beautiful but if you looked right or left, you saw the remnants of the resort where you had to use your imagination to see how beautiful it must have been at one time. Hope you enjoy the photos.
Turtle River Falls & Gardens
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About Me
- Dawn's Photo Blog
- I was introduced to Photography through a friend about 4 years ago. I enjoy taking photos of landscapes and wildlife. I primarily shoot with a Canon EOS 50D SLR camera with a Canon EF 24 - 105mm lens and a 70 - 200mm. I recently purchased a 100 - 400mm lens. I am a member of the Housatonic Camera Club in Salisbury, CT. http://www.housatoniccameraclub.com/