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A Grand Taste Of Jamaica

Gungehyard@blogger.com  A grand taste of Jamaica.                                          As I said  before in my previous article Jamaicans and Jamaica is not only rich  in food it  is also rich in all  It's essence and beauty  and offers  to fulfill the needs of Jamaican and internationals ,    who want to  experience  and bask, first hand,  in the many different taste of  Jamaica?.From its roots reggae music,powered with word sound and poetic,historical ,indigenous, idiomatic expressions, whites sand beaches,to rafting on the Martha Brae  Tip Grande and Great River , climbing up the Dunns  River Falls, hiking on the Blue or John  Crow mountains any of our other lush,green,rich mountainous terrains. You are  lost or never experience something, if never ever enjoy a cool glass of   home made, hand  squeezed,  real vitamin c filled lemonade under the tropical shade of paradise enriched with sunshade.  This is Jamaica and we offer a taste of  Jamaica in  diverse and numerous ways. For example sitting under a tree with a joint, sipping on a  cold Red Stripe or some  ice cold jelly coconut water. Our herbs, healings and natural nutritional spices must also be mentioned as they are rated  amongst the best in the world. From Negril  point  to Morant point, Jamaica possesse's grand  legacies of historical sites,  heroes ,legends and icons of all   types and in all the major fields locally and Internationally. We gave the world Bob Marley ,Peter Tosh ,Usain  Bolt ,Colin Powell and Louise Bennett and The list goes on.  Have you ever heard of  Three Finger Jack's  cave?.          The famous horse  racing  facilities called Caymanas  Park and  The National stadium,these   are just two of the  many facilities which offers  locally and to  the   world yet another sample of our Jamaican sports  cuisines to put the truth figuratively. Our hotels, road networks and communication Systems in Jamaica can be compared  to and  is on par with the the standard of many known  first world countries in the world. The contributions  of people like Trevor Rhone, Rex Nettle ford , Oliver Samuel Alvin Marriot, Edna Manley ,Madge Roper  and all these local Jamaica actors, we must never ignore as they also add flavors and tastes to the Jamaican cultural pot. There works and the general contribution of theatre and visual arts definitely  help to shape Jamaica and it's people and Categorically  serves as a means of development  in terms of cultural and positive moldings to our Jamaican society on a whole.  The Bus shuttle services such as Nutsford  Express, and Doctor  Saun Jone's  Ride Jamaica are two others of  the many options of  Touring and site seeing via bus, this will give you the opportunity to experience the topography of our country's  villages, towns, rivers and beautiful sceneries across the island or should i say archipelago as  there are other islands in Jamaica too.Yes, you might be surprised as Jamaica have Bogue  Islands  and The Navy island in it. And in the same breathe i must make mentions of other notable  places such as Green Bay, Goat island,Lime Cay,Portland Rocks and Pedro Cay.  Each locations as there Cultural flavors and natural appeals, to fulfill the hunger of your taste bud and quench your adventurous thirst basking in paradise, our God Given island Jamaica. For those of you who have a taste  for alcohol, such as the Jamaican White Rum you are in the right place  if you are in Jamaica, our sumptuous seas foods  with its sweet mouth watery taste you should come directly and sample.  Come and enjoy reggae in the sun and have some real fun all ye  daughters and sons, to our Precious island Jamaica one and all you are welcome. A walk in the cockpit  country will not only rejuvenate your spirits,minds, bodies and souls, but  will give you a chance to connect with nature in it most intrinsic sense.                                 The Cockpit Country holds Jamaica' most valuable historical and herbal treasures to put it bluntly. The entire queen of  Spain Valley can also be found in this geographical zone. In concluding i implore you all to, if you have never done so before come and enjoy the grand taste of Jamaica how else can you know, maybe only by birth or visiting. we have no state department restrictions, Jamaica is a known cultural spotlight come let us all learn to spell Jamaica from a first hand experience.  Please tell me what you think.   (Until then te de Jamaica)                 written by Fabian Stennett ©2022

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