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I've added some new pics to my existing Jamaican Journeys slideshow, this time from a trip in June. It's mostly beach stuff from around Duncans in Trelawny but hope you enjoy...
Jacob Taylor beach, also known as Fisherman's Beach
Early morning and the fishing boats are all lined up and ready to go
For some reason, this one's faded glory caught my eye
Sunrise and these guys are going out for the day's first catch
Not far from the beach, this Poinciana tree is in full bloom
The "Queen" and her subjects get ready to set sail
Jamaican pride on display
Fresh breadfruit for breakfast
Rasta artwork on an old plantation wall
Sunrise at Silver Sands beach
The blue skies and bluer waters of Silver Sands
Boys playing on the rocks near Fisherman's Beach
Fresh picked nutmeg
The beach at Silver Sands
Looking out at the cliffside houses
Diving for starfish
Breadfruit in the backyard
A sailboat at rest on the beach
Watching the sunset from a gazebo
Stocking up on sugar cane in Falmouth
A lurking lizard
Another perfect sunset to end the day
You can see all the pics full size at Jamaican Journeys, and check out some older ones from previous trips.
Jacob Taylor beach, also known as Fisherman's Beach
Early morning and the fishing boats are all lined up and ready to go
For some reason, this one's faded glory caught my eye
Sunrise and these guys are going out for the day's first catch
Not far from the beach, this Poinciana tree is in full bloom
The "Queen" and her subjects get ready to set sail
Jamaican pride on display
Fresh breadfruit for breakfast
Rasta artwork on an old plantation wall
Sunrise at Silver Sands beach
The blue skies and bluer waters of Silver Sands
Boys playing on the rocks near Fisherman's Beach
Fresh picked nutmeg
The beach at Silver Sands
Looking out at the cliffside houses
Diving for starfish
Breadfruit in the backyard
A sailboat at rest on the beach
Watching the sunset from a gazebo
Stocking up on sugar cane in Falmouth
A lurking lizard
Another perfect sunset to end the day
You can see all the pics full size at Jamaican Journeys, and check out some older ones from previous trips.
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