Notes. . .

April 22, 2006

Blue Cave Castle - Riding in a small boat up the cliffs, looking at all the high end resorts, some may be fancier, but none stand out like this place! It’s a laid back, quiet place, but there’s always something going on. The staff is great, what ever you need, they are very helpful. 

Brown Sugar - There is a great little restaurant called “Brown Sugar” a few doors down, they deliver great Jamaican breakfast, lunch or dinner for about 300J per plate. It’s just weird when I call, a Jamaican woman answeres the phone and I feel silly saying, “Is this Brown Sugar?”

Clive’s Island Tours (876)909-1837 - I’ve known Clive for a few years and he is a good reliable driver. You call him, and he’ll be there. He’s on time, he drives slow and he’s been a great tour guide anywhere in the area. He’s not the cheapest but he’s the best!

Sarah Champlin - Great Massage! Worth every penny! She comes to you, sets up, very casual, it was great.

Famous Vincent - He’s the Glass Bottom Boat guy we hired to take us snorkeling. He seemed to really know his way around the reef. Nothing fancy, but everything you need. Sunset on the water was way cool.

Best Meal (So Far) - Xtabi hands down! Grilled Lobster, and Red Snapper.

Best Jerk Chicken (So Far) - Best of the West is holding it’s title, it was the real deal! Ozzies was very good too.

Heading to Catcha Falling Star for sunset, as long as the webcast is happening. I will probably hit Selina’s for the Sunday Brunch Webcast.

Contact: Email Vinny   Email Dolores

Peace :)

Vinny

PS: To all the girls who took the right clothing option this week - I just give my thanks :)

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  • 1. MIke  |  April 22, 2006 at 7:20 pm

    Yo Bro,

    Happy your having fun. See you state-side next week. Later

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