Caribbean

Behind every sunset is an infinite number of untold stories. With each one sets an ending to a day, a chapter, and billions of thoughts and events to reflect upon. Maybe just temporarily put to rest for the following day. While one part of the world is winding down, another is winding up. Sunlight to starlight duties are handed off in transactions of nature and occupations. Sunsets and all they encompass have always been favorite of mine (more so than a sunrise and the work ahead it might remind of). And sunsets on the water are always nice, in my book, epitomizing a sense of tranquility and – travel of course.  On Jan’s most recent trip to Jamaica she visited Negril and captured these sunset photos:   Click here to see more Jamaica photos from her other trips.

Miha has traveled to Jamaica, however it has been a few years. 1996 in fact, while working on a cruise ship. The cruise ship had been chartered by a nudist colony, providing for an interesting and humurous story all it’s own. Off the ship Miha visited Ocho Rios and, with [clothed] passengers, enjoyed the walk all the way up Dunn’s River Falls, in addition to fond memories of a marvelous botanical garden set somewhere up on the hills. Michael has never been to Jamaica, but feels the itch. Combine an age old Caribbean rum factory, world renowned coffee, clear blue waters and a sunken port one time frequented by Captain Henry Morgan, and it just beckons travel. Jan travels to Jamaica quite frequently. For nearly two years now, Jan has been exploring Jamaica one week at a time, making the trip about every four to six weeks. With each visit she ventures into new territory, both on and off the beaten path. Some of Jan’s photos are shared in the galleries below. Click on the individual photo to read her comments. Fisherman’s Beach, Jamaica Beach by Sangster International Airport Miscellaneous: Beach, Appleton Estate, Duncans, Trelawny