We enjoyed a trip to Jamaica at the end of January 2015. I am posting the photos now. I may or may not get to describing the actual trip so ask questions in the comments and it may prompt explanations. Thanks for visiting!
Flying in over the Caribbean
Our Apartment in Kingston
Juliah’s first Pina Colada
Juliah with Neriesha and Kevin
Visiting Neriesha – a friend from the school I worked at
FRESH Hellshire fish with Bammy and Festival
Visiting Hope Gardens in Kingston
Statue in Hope Gardens
Posing in front of a small pond
Interesting Palm
Juliah under the Bouganvilea
Oliver wrapped in a nice trunk
Juliah’s shadow on a stone with some old engravings
On the gondola headed up to Mystic Mountain
More gondola… 15 minute ride
Top side
Speeding down the Jamaican Bobsled Ride
Poor Juliah hooked behind me had to go the same speed
It’s on rails so you go with gravity and only hit the brakes if you get scared
I wish I could have done it more than once….
Selfie on the slow ascent to the beginning
Another cool trunk near Mystic Mountain
View from our Emerald View Resort Villa near Montego Bay
Looking out from Rose Hall
Rose Hall before it was restored
The famous mirror where you can look for Annie Palmer’s ghost
Bark that seemed similar to the Madronas in Washington
Mariah coming out to disappoint at Jazz Fest 2015 in Falmouth, Jamaica
She talked a lot and went backstage when the highest notes came up in the song. Not very impressive.
Charlie Wilson was another story. Very nice and he connected with the crowd. Sure does love his name though.
Richie Stevens putting on a great show
Watching the Superbowl at the Trident’s screening room
Dinner before the big game. The Trident is a beautiful spot with a castle and an infinity pool just to name a few of niceties
Arriving at Goblin Hill Villas for our most relaxing stay
Our view every morning looking out over the water. Okay, not a rainbow every day but still….
Juliah in a hammock
From a lookout point nearby
The green grass felt wonderful between your toes on the Great Lawn
Some interesting grass that closed after you touched the blades
