Thursday, February 21, 2008

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Heading down to one of the many beaches in Grenada. Sometimes there's a hike involved but worth the trek.
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Gary and Terry discuss world issues with George, proprietor of the North Pole Bar.
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Always an important stop at the market.
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A trip to the market to pick up local fruits and veggies. This is a picture looking up Market Street in St. George's.
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Moon rise at the end of a great day.
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Local band plays Reggae music. We all danced on the sand, until the sun went down!
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Limin' on the beach
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Gary and Jeanie taxi friends Tracey and Venny for a beach BBQ on Hog Island which is not far from the marina.
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At Last in the protected marina at Clarkes Court Bay.
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Inside the Oasis Bar at Clarkes Court Bay Marina where At Last is presently. Gary's chair is on the right.
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Thursday, February 07, 2008


Jeanie's Dad took this picture at the Aquarium Restaurant.
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One of our favourtive "liming" places on Grand Anse Beach, "Bobby's Place". There are no signs on the building, you have to walk the beach and stop at each place asking if this is Bobby's Place.
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Jeanie's parents Terry and Eileen arrived in Grenada on January 31st. To celebrate their 44th wedding aniversary.
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Monday, February 04, 2008

Another beautiful day at the beach.

We are really enjoying our time in Grenada. It's hard to believe we have already been here since the 12th of December. Time does fly by when your having fun. Almost everyday we go out to explore this beautiful island. We now know why this is called the Spice Island of Caribbean, scents of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg (just to name a few) waft through the air. Yesterday we went up into the rainforest, which is known as the Grand Etang Forest Reserve at an elevation of 1,910 feet above sea level. Very lush vegetation, lots of hiking trails, beautiful views of the Caribbean Sea.

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