Well, we're back from our Jamaica vacation! Here are some trip photos I hope you'll enjoy.
Here is a beach view of Ocho Rios from our rooms at the Sunset Grande hotel. It rained a bit on a couple of days but cleared quickly.
Here are our interconnecting rooms, how neat is that? So there is a main doorway that opens onto the 2 bedrooms.
Infinity pool
Nice view from the gym, excuse what must be my finger
Jamaican Easter Spice Bun display at the local supermarket just outside of the hotel, the bun is eaten with slices of cheese
The rooms come with North American and European power outlets.
Pretty greenery outside the hotel
My Sauteed mackerel breakfast with boiled green bananas and steamed vegetables. I also had either corn meal or oatmeal porridge. They always have cereal, eggs, bacon, pancakes, french toast, hash browns, etc as well.
My Ackee and Saltfish with fried dumplings breakfast and oatmeal porridge. I also had a slice of spiced bun.
it looks like a delightful trip, christine!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home/ Bienvenue :o)
ReplyDeleteDo not tell me you hit the gym while away, you were supposed to be relaxing!
yeah, so snow there!! my best freind is there right now in fact! visiting his dad who lives there.
ReplyDeleteChristine, I am so proud!! Food Pics!! LOL ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place Jamaica is! It looks like you had a wonderful time. Did any of those foods remind you of your childhood?
And to echo The Mind of a Mom... You went to the gym while on holiday?!
Hi Christine,
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed seeing the photos. Looks a lovely place. Glad you had a good time ! Sorry to hear you missed out on the pig's trotter day !
Julie, we did have a nice break, I don't even mind that it's cold here today.
ReplyDeleteMom, I did go to the gym the last 2 mornings! Eating 3 full meals a day was weighing on me. M thought I was crazy.
Mmm, your friend has a good excuse to be in the warm weather! Ocho Rios is kind of breezy with the mountains nearby.
Japra, I was so thinking of you when I did the food pics! To be honest, I wouldn't eat cow foot and pig trotters as a child. But the cow foot was actually a delicious stew, sort of gummy as it's beef tendons.
Barbara, there were actually a lot of British people there, as well as Americans and Canadians. Yes, I was curious about those pig trotters, haha.
Pigs trotter??
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a great vacation! The pic's were nice!
Mr Bill, I think pig trotters are pig's feet! They did also have a nice Italian gourmet restaurant with lovely lamb chops and lasagna and fancy desserts.
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