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Fire Nuts

Posted on July 18, 2011 by Sarah

Saturday we found a little local gem that is just about as useful as an ice cube in the arctic. Rub these little guys against the pavement for a few seconds and they become hotter than hell in July. In a place where the heat makes it hard to, well, live, you can see the immense … Continue reading »

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Saturday Morning at the Market

Posted on July 16, 2011 by Sarah

[oqeygallery id=1] Little plastic bags of fresh spices and baskets of Caribbean fruits were piled onto plywood tables in downtown St. George’s Saturday morning. From the shelter of umbrella shaded stalls, Caribbean accents called out,”You want to see what I sell? Come here, I treat you right.” The Saturday Market seems to be in every … Continue reading »

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