Arriving in Montego Bay on a bright sunny morning
The small boat marina
Cruise ship terminal
Vendors await our business
Taran and Al at the Montego Bay overlook
Zooming in on the Carnival Dream
Zooming in on the city of Montego Bay
Our Driver/Guide, Kasha
The traffic behind us on the two lane road
There are great inequalities between the rich and poor in Jamaica
The famous cottonwood hanging tree. Many slaves were executed for their part in the 1831 Samuel Sharpe rebellion
St. Mary’s Anglican Church served as a slave hospital even before it was a church
Looking down from St. Mary’s on the elementary school below
Teachers and their young students
Goats seem to wander freely along side roads in Jamaica
One of the roads we drove over
We rode in the back of this vehicle with four others
We stopped to sample the sweet Jamaican oranges
Reaching a small river in the rainforest
Thick bamboo
Walking along the turquoise river
Reflecting pool
A stream that flows into the river
The falls—man made
At the Chukka Jungle Camp where zip lining and river tubing were offered. There was a gift shop and a jerk chicken restaurant
How many shades of green are there?
Verdant foliage of the rainforest
Ruins of a sugar plantation destroyed in the 1831 slave uprising
On the ship in the afternoon, the Jamaican Ministry of Culture presented a two hour program of music and dance
A late afternoon view of the small boat marina
Passing downtown Montego Bay as the Dream left in the late afternoon
