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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
Rose:One thing you must do is go to the Pelican Bar.
Rose:One thing you must do is go to the Pelican Bar.
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
Views from Jack Sprat and Jakes:
View from Mikarabee
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
long sigh...can you import that view to New England?
I'm looking at hungry squirrels and sticks for trees!
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
Thanks, Sweetlips -- just 20 day before I in the same landscape, savoring ANN's pumpkin soup, some fresh seacrab,wild watercress salad, 4-layer chocolate cake from Heart of Love, some blue-drawer chocolate truffles from Culloden Cafe and some dark parched, aged in barrels Old Tavern Estate coffee beans -- and sunset off the gazebo in Fort Charles. Ah, the simple life [img]/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
Re UNFORGETTABLE rentals: it's one-week minimum rentals (and heavily booked) but pending bookings, we might be able to squeeze a minimum 4 night rental for a minimum of 6 guests in, Calabash Festival, Christmas and New Year's Week being the exceptions.
CAN get you in to either THE BUCCANEER or LA CASA DUNA/both on Billy's Bay for 4 night minimum rentals, pending avails, for minimum of 2 people (up to 6 for DUNA and 10 for BUCCANEER, tho both already booked for Calabash Festival;and HORIZON in Bluefields/Belmont for
1-2 people/3 night minimum (24 May being the first opening). See the site --
www.jamaicaescapes.com
for details, pix --
I'll be taking more of the new 2 bedroom cottage at UNFORGETTABLE that's always rented with the main villa, the new seakayaks, and more and will post on the site upon return sometime this summer.Comment
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
There are also Mom & Pop guest houses. It depends what part of TB you want to stay in. In Billy's bay I like Irie Rest (contact via TB.net), in Great Bay I like Jess Powell's (contact via QK on Jamaicans.com)Comment
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
Jess Powell's??? Got any pictures?Comment
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
I e-mailed this thread to QK. She has great pictures of Jess's she is a friend of the family)Originally posted by SweetLips:
[qb] Jess Powell's??? Got any pictures? [/qb]Comment
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
I'd have to contact Jess as she's not really a business. I do however have photos of the view from Jess's house. I'll try and send some to you.
BTW, Sweetlips, I saw your pics on TB.net. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]Comment
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Re: Re: Other - recommendations for lodging and sights in Clarendon and St. Elizabeth
Sorry ! I wasn't thinking [img]/forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]Originally posted by Q.K:
[qb] I'd have to contact Jess as she's not really a business. I do however have photos of the view from Jess's house. I'll try and send some to you.
BTW, Sweetlips, I saw your pics on TB.net. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] [/qb]Comment
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No problem. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
I will however look into it...Comment
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