RE: Market Friday - Barbados, Lesser Antilles in the West Indies

[bdmillergallery]

I had to chuckle a little when I read the part where you said to breathe deeply.. Not with that sorghum lying there on the beach! lol. I really hate that stuff. Not only does it stink like sulfur when it begins to rot in the hot sun, it's scratchy on the skin when you swim through it. I think all of the islands, Florida, Mexico and others deal with that crap. grrrr.

Looks beautiful though. My wife and I would love to take a trip this year, but not sure we can leave Molly right now. We were considering Cancun area again or back to Negril Jamaica. But now that you show me these lovely photos, I am reconsidering! 😁

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[dswigle]

Hehe... I know what you are talking about, but, it didn't smell at all. Now, this year is a little different for Barbados. But it is in very few spots.

Residents across Barbados should expect to see a heavy presence of sargassum seaweed on beaches across the island this year. Minister of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy, Kirk Humphrey, stated this during a recent site visit to River Bay, St Lucy, where the seaweed is creating discomfort for residents.

Anyway, that is a little funny when you think of it.

You may be able to go later in the year. I have to admit, I won't go to Cancun anymore or Jamaica unless you just go to the resorts. Seems the crime along the Mexican coast is rampant right now, two years, and few tourists have not been kind. Jamaica has more and more crime. But, again, the resorts in Negril are wonderful.

Are you signed up with the S.T.E.P. program with the State Department? It is worth looking at if you travel much.

Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving your words. I hope Molly is having a good day! ❤️

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