Re: Portland Parish Adventures...wandering on the green side
Originally posted by loops:
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i like this laundry shot better.. going to focus the flag more. and keep it for dan too, LOLOLO
see you met my boy.. now youll add to his photomontage... appropriate
Re: Portland Parish Adventures...wandering on the green side
Hey Laurel.
I got the itch and I got it bad. Surfing the net for travel deals this A.M. Jamaica, Honduras, Cuba. Not sure which yet but I gotta get the heck out of Canada ASAP. I guess Mini is just as cold or maybe worse eh?
Anyway back to the trip report. Take it away loops....
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This was so funny
Bully has been saying for days that he wants to take us to Bath for a soak...says they will slap us and heal us there. I have pondered this...and i finally break it to Bully that we aren't really keen on being slapped...or healed for that matter. We'll save the slapping for later...
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Nice Nice nice! Mountains have mountains have mountains.....ahhhhhhh
Laurel, a scooter is a great way to travel around the Mountains. For about 2 tanks of gasoline at 100J or so a tank, you can go for days on end. I haven't ever thought going to Kingston by scooter is a good idea though, but then I am not a city person in the least. I've been all over the Cockpits, the Alps, and St. Ann by Scooter. BIG FUN! And, you can stop as often as you want and say as long as you like, take that little road off to the left and see where it goes.
Re: Portland Parish Adventures...wandering on the green side
Hi Loops, keep up the GREAT work [img]/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I am really enjoying it. The pics are fantastic, what can I say, WALLPAPER, WALLPAPER, WALLPAPER!! Wondrous, even, it seems like you have done everything! We have been going to Portland since 1996 and have not done that much, LOL! I sense some discontent on your day trips, though. Maybe next time you need a different driver, that can make all of the difference in the world, finding the right personality fit. You certainly should not be intimidated so you can not ask them to stop, for sure. We see some of our best stuff when we backtrack, which may explain why we have not gotten to all of the attractions, LOL. Now I happen to know someone (since our first trip) [img]/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] so let me know and I will hook you up with Aston and his nice big van next time you go, eh? Looking forward to the rest of the report, THANK YOU again. IRIE! *IG
Re: Portland Parish Adventures...wandering on the green side
Originally posted by Milo Man*:
[qb] Hey Laurel.
I got the itch and I got it bad. Surfing the net for travel deals this A.M. Jamaica, Honduras, Cuba. Not sure which yet but I gotta get the heck out of Canada ASAP. I guess Mini is just as cold or maybe worse eh?
Anyway back to the trip report. Take it away loops.... [/qb]
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My thanks to you! This is a great ride. Isnt the Hibiscus just the ultimate in service and efficient to boot. Imagine that on our beloved caribbean isle [img]/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] Thanks again for the "vibe"
Re: Portland Parish Adventures...wandering on the green side
Originally posted by BND1999:
[qb] Kingston.. Kingston... I love the city and the country that beckons from all around her..... I miss it as you post.. [/qb]
ah, you and me, bnd ... you and me. i find kingston very enjoyable. and, the sites when you run up to beverly hills or stony hill, et al are completely breathtaking.
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ohhhhhhhh (((you guysssssssssss)))...you're too nice. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] I really don't think these pics are all that spectacular...but it does warm me that you find them interesting. It's therapy for me to relive the adventure in writing and pics...creating one last momento.
So to all who have popped in so far along the way....thanks! (((((Allofya)))))
and back to our journey...
OK...this is a ten night...eleven day vacation...that's 24/7 with the man I'm married to for a lonnnnnnnnng time. You didn't think this was going to go completely smoothly did you????
Re: Portland Parish Adventures...wandering on the green side
before we headed out this on this morning we had arranged to have dinner at Search Me Heart...this was our last night there. We were looking forward to the evening...
the blue mountain tour however, turned into a pub crawl down the Junction Road into Annotto Bay and back into Port Antonio...each time we stopped, i'd remind Bully that we were to be home for dinner. When we got to Drapers...our hosts had not returned from their own trip to the city, so we settled into the bar at the end of the lane...for what seemed like two hours...uh oh!
By the time Culture and Rosanna turned home...my hubby had decided that eating wouldn't be prudent. I had decided he was an idiot.
I ate by myself that night with Rosanna kindly keeping me company and chatting away. She took it all with a grain of salt...I was livid. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]
Such is life...wherever you go...there you are.
Next morning...we packed and prepared to move to our new location. We had Culture walk us down to that little shelling beach one more time. He left us and we just enjoyed the sun and shells in silence. Nice little spot.
I like to call this next one....man in doghouse.
he took his shirt off...I'm getting weak.
loved the rocks and sea debris on this beach...had to take some home...in fact...took a big rock home. lol
look it's ET!
and if you look in this next pic...you can see a rock with a heart shape cut out of it...hmmmmmmmm. It came home with me too. In fact...all the stuff in this pile came home with me. Dig the sea fans.
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next time you go, eh? Looking forward to the rest of the report, THANK YOU again. IRIE! 
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