Playing.....uhhh....actually trying to play cricket 

In the classroom 

This statue comemorates when slavery was abolished in Barbados in 1838 

It's probably safe to say this sign wasn't posted for the public, considering it was posted at wastewater treatment plant......no it was for the staff, but I guess I'd do the same thing if it already smelled like shit everywhere 

Roko in my hat 

Me in Roko's glasses 

Rokini the increadible 

See that little speck out on the horizon......that's me. Bellairs had a kayak that I would regularly take it out to sea and along the coast for hours at a time to relax.......not that I needed to 

The biker crew rolling out of their bar 

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A band that played every Saturday.....this guy was an amazing guitar player and rocked out so hard when he played 

The Barbadian parliment buildings, as well as the rest of Bridgetown, all lit up with the national colours of yellow and blue for Barbados 39th year as independent country 

This is the animal flower cave, a really nice tourist spot in the north, I regretably never made it out there while I was in Barbados......I guess I'll just have to go back 

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The girls pulled my hair through my hat.....it is now one with me 

Almost the full class picture......minus Danae and Melanie 

Sei Sei got a cake fight for her birthday.......I clearly won

No underwater camera, so I don't have any pics of the dive......however, I am holding a big bad ass knife with a psycho look in my eyes

Ready to go 

Gearing up 

Loading up the boat for my first night dive

This sunset was the same every night, but I never bother to take very many pictures of it till now 

The same sunset a few minutes later 

Sunset from Bellairs beach 

A natural spring feeds this pond which feeds the main lake in the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary 

Some lilly pads in the swamp 

On the way into the swamp, that's my partner Melanie down the road