Sunny Camden On The River

When the sun comes out in London, the atmosphere can be so wonderful and chirpy and this happened to be one of those days.
Took a walk along the river passing through Camden in London after having a few drinks and a bite and I felt the joy and comfort usually associated with summer; I was in total bliss :)

Camden is renowned for it's artwork and its populus for their eccentric dress sense but in these pictures I try to show a different side to the art and beauty of Camden.

I hope you enjoy the pics and do feel free to leave comments and EXTRA positive feedback :)

I usually stay behind the camera but decided on a selfie. This is me so if you decide to use my name... "PUT SOME RESPECK ON IT" (ha ha ha ha)  :)

Growing Up In De Caribbean

As I re-live the days of growing up in the Caribbean, I will be sharing some of my adventures and misfortunes with you. I am certain some of you who grew up in "De Caribbean" will be able to relate.

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Growing Up In De Caribbean - Disciplining Kids
Is the way we discipline kids doing more harm than good, especially in a black dominated society?

Growing Up In De Caribbean - Free As A Bird
Are kids still roaming free and keeping active or has social media taken the element of surprise out of doing anything now?

Growing Up In De Caribbean - Education
Parents need to be more involved in their children's education.

Far too often we hear excuses as to why they can't and don't help out in strengthening their child's minds and with improving their children's chance of success in the world.

Growing Up In De Caribbean - Mishaps & Bad Behaviour
I was not always the nice guy... I have had a few encounters with authority and done a few silly things in the past. These are some of my stories.

London to Carriacou: Episode 2

Here is episode 2 of my trip to Carriacou, the most beautiful Caribbean island you will ever visit, and in this episode I show you the beach and a few other cool things.

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London to Carriacou: Episode 1

I recently travelled to Carriacou (a luscious and beautiful island just off of Grenada), the land where I grew up, and had such an amazing time seeing family and friends.

Spent some time on the beaches and enjoyed the warm sunshine as well as the delicious, organic foods and fruits on offer.

I have documented some of the trip in video format so this is episode 1 of a 3/4 part series showing my journey from London to Carriacou via Trinidad.

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My Beautiful Caribbean Island

Oh my beautiful homeland... how I have missed thee immensely :)

At the beginning of the year, January, 2015, I went to Grenada for a friend's wedding and then went home to Carriacou (pronounced: 'Carry-ah-koo') [13 Square Miles long, neighbouring island] to visit my family and friends and just kick back and relax.

I totally forgot how beautiful my homeland is and I am inviting EVERYONE to go visit.

The following are some of the pictures I took. From left to right:

• The first two pictures were taken on a beautiful plantation estate in Grenada. The owner was lovely enough to allow my friend to have his wedding reception there (at a cost) and it was utterly spectacular.
• The remaining pictures were taken around various parts of my homeland Carriacou; the first being of "Sandy Island" from the tiny airplane I took from Grenada to Carriacou.
• The next three (3) photos were taken around the "Cassada Bay" area and is such a beautiful spot to just gaze from. On a clear day, you can see Grenada in the distance.
• The next three (3) photos were taken from "Paradise Beach" between Lauriston (where my family lives) and L'Esterre (where I went to primary school)
• The final three (3) photos were taken on the way to "Belair"; the first showing Petite Martinique in the distance, a lovely, quiet place to visit, the second showing an old windmill used to process sugar, lime or some other local product 'back in the day' and the final picture is of a cactus plant showing the lovely fruit (I guess) we call 'Ma-ti-gwah'.

It was such a lovely trip for me... saw and spent a little time with my FAVOURITE mother :) and some of my really good friends. Cannot wait to visit again.

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