Plaza del Sol in Gracia
islandman
Reflections and images of humanity, real and imagined.
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Wildcat Wayside
On a recent drive through South Carolina I took the road
less traveled on Hwy 11 and came across this
beautiful spot visible from the road.
After a short hike you are rewarded with
another waterfall.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Mountain Architecture in Jamaica
On a recent trip to Jamaica we took some strolls
in the mountains and observed the local architecture.
This complex is a residence cum restaurant cum guest house.
Excellent view from that dining pavilion.
Another top of the mountain house with a view of
Kingston, the capital.
Typical Jamaican fancy architecture with a shop
at the bottom and the residence above. Check out the
wall/fence above the shop.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Whitfield Hall
Whitfield Hall is a hostel located in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica
on the way to Blue Mountain Peak. It is a working coffee farm
as well as a hostel where hikers can stop over. Most hikers
will get up in the early morning hours and arrive at
the summit at sunrise and if they are lucky (and the clouds are absent)
they will glimpse Cuba to the north.
Very old and majestic eucalyptus trees on
the property at Whitfield Hall.
Monday, September 7, 2015
Blue Mountain Peak
On a recent trip to the old country I spent a weekend with
a cousin at Salt Hill which has a great view of
Blue Mountain Peak. At 7,400 feet, it is the
highest elevation on the island. You will see many coffee
plants on the hike to the peak.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Nine Mile
Nine Mile restaurant in the Montford neighborhood of Asheville
is named after the birthplace of Bob Marley and the names
of the entrees reflect the island influence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOum9kcJO7o
The food is tasty and Red Stripe beer is also available.
http://ninemileasheville.com/
Friday, January 2, 2015
Blue Sky, Columbia
An excellent mural by the artist Blue Sky in Columbia, SC. The perspective is spot on and
if not for the wood crate and the slight curb you would really be fooled.
For more info on the artist visit http://www.blueskyart.com
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