Sunday, June 16, 2013

GRENADA



Sailing by Grenada
Maran Bay and the town

Two miles long Grand Anse beach
New development on the south side of Grenada
Grenada, independent since 1974, was in the political turmoil for years. Now it is settled and productive. For visitors it is interesting, beautiful, charming and most of all, fragrant . It is Spice Island.

We anchored in Prickley Bay and started preparations for the haul out. It is a tiring process and we take brakes: shopping, sight seeing, visiting the Capitol St.George
Busy streets of St.George


Special treat is a fruit, vegetable and spice market


New fruit, called suck-it. It has a large pit, it is sour and fun
spitting out, what you can not swallow
 
Therese the spice lady
The view of St.George from the hill
The Cathedral of Imaculate Conseption
The inside of the Cathedral
Hilton Education Center
School uniforms
Run, girls, run!
During the rainy season, the water runs down the hill in streams. Cement canals are built by the houses and the bridges from the street to every door

 
St.George's harbour
Fishing boats adding colour to the port
Captain Polde under the poinciana tree
Cannonball tree originates in northern part of South America
 
 
 
 
Prickly Bay boat yard
 
The forest of masts
Captain and first mate
 
 
I felt the wind into my face
Eyes glanced over blue lace
I knew my dream was close in sight
To live my life like bird in flight
                                               Nada

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