Heritage Park, Priory, St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica
Inside the curve of an ancient rum barrel.
This is my response to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Curves
Weekly Photo Challenge: Curves
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Travel Theme: Peaceful
Alligator Pond is small fishing village on the southwestern coast of Jamaica and we spent a few peaceful hours walking the beach.
We will be taking a small detour through Jamaica for the next few posts as I get over my jet lag.
What does peaceful mean to you?
Weekly Photo Challenge: Fleeting
Priory Public Beach, St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica
A fleeting moment of young Jamaican children running on the beach, just after sunset.
What does fleeting mean to you?
Weekly Photo Challenge: The Sign Says
The sign says … this way to Jamaica, mon. I spent the last 12 days in the hills of beautiful Jamaica and this is what I saw …
On our way to Negril, Jamaica.
Anyone up for some Seapuss?
Naked lights?
How about come Cow Foot to start your day?
Interesting restaurant names in Jamaica … Food Spot.
The Jerk Spot
The Rehab sports bar!
Black the Streets concert with Sizzla! Oh yah, mon!
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Travel theme: Beaches of North West Sardinia
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted something on My Sardinian Life and when I saw Ailsa’s theme this week I knew I just had to post some of my favourite beaches in North Sardinia.
(Click on any header name to read a more complete profile of these beaches, plus more photos!)
I hope you’ve enjoyed the photo montage of my favourite beaches in The Gallura. If you want to see more fabulous beaches from around the world, or even sign up and add your own then check out Ailsa’s Travel Theme at Where’s My Backpack.
Have you been anyone of these stunning beaches in Sardinia?
Ancient Words & Wisdom by D.H Lawrence
Not much has changed since Lawrence’s visit to Sardinia in 1921.
Have you read Sea and Sardinia?
Travel Theme: Roads
This week’s travel theme by Ailsa at Where’s my backpack is roads. Sardinian roads are curvy, fast, mountainous and covered with little surprises.
My favourite road in Sardinia with a Nuraghe.
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A favourite hiking road.
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A very curvy mountain road – taken from the top of a mountain.
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My Sardinian running road.
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A typical farm road, leading to paradise.
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My favourite Sardinian road scene; covered with sheep.
What are the roads like in your neck of the woods?
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss
Sardinia
Where the ocean and sky greet
in a languid blue kiss.
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like a big pizza pie
that’s
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From Jennifer Avventura
Weekly Photo Challenge: Home
I’ve spent the last five days pondering where exactly is home for me? Is it Canada, where I was born and raised? Or, is it the stunning mountainous ranges of Sardinia, Italy that I married into? Or, is it the seven mile long stretches of sand in Grand Cayman that I call home?
This is what home represents to me:
Canada
I was raised on this plot of land, I ran circles around my grandfather as he mowed the lawn on the driving lawn mower. I found kittens in the kids mini-house and watched them grow into mewing adults and there once stood a 5 bedroom house and a mountain of memories.
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Sardinia, Italy
For the past five years I have called this amazing island my home. I have hiked from one mountain to the next, stopped at farms to watch running horses or to see the birth of a new baby lamb. I have witnessed the worlds best beaches and swam in the warm waters of the Mediterranean. Sardinia has stolen my heart, she is my home.
Me at Li Feruli
Friendly Sardinian Donkeys
View from the top of town
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Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Thirteen years ago this tiny island in the Caribbean was my home; a few months ago she became my home once more. With her inviting waters and seven miles of beach, it is here where I relax, it is only here, at this time in my life that I will call her home.
How many homes do you have?
This is my response to the Weekly Photo Challenge: Home. To see how others live around the world, click here.
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