About Us
This site is a
collaborative effort. My huband Paul loves photography and most of the
pictures on this site are his work. I on the other hand, could not take
a picture if my life depended on it. I don't seem to have that elusive "eye".
I do however love playing with my computer and so I inserted that sketch of us to the right. I am also the person who is building this website, using Site Build It. Their mentoring, customer support and simplified program can transform a beginner into a techie look-a-like and because their system shortens the learning curve.
We live in Jamaica which for many is just a place you may have visited once on vacation or have heard about when one of many tropical hurricanes landed or when our world famous sprinters broke a world record. It is a small island in the Caribbean sea named by its original occupants the Tainos for its natural beauty and its abundance of water.
Apart from the inspiration gained from the natural beauty that surrounds us, Paul continues to be inspired by National Geographic publications especially:
Take a tour with us as we show you some of the sights here on our island home. There is more to it than Negril, Montego Bay or Ocho Rios although those tourist spots are beautiful too.
Oh yes if you think the header looks rough, it is deliberate. The logger font is supposed to reflect our abundance of wood and the colours you see there are the colours of our flag. Black, green and gold, symbolising that hardships there are but the land is green and the sun shines.
I do however love playing with my computer and so I inserted that sketch of us to the right. I am also the person who is building this website, using Site Build It. Their mentoring, customer support and simplified program can transform a beginner into a techie look-a-like and because their system shortens the learning curve.
We live in Jamaica which for many is just a place you may have visited once on vacation or have heard about when one of many tropical hurricanes landed or when our world famous sprinters broke a world record. It is a small island in the Caribbean sea named by its original occupants the Tainos for its natural beauty and its abundance of water.
Apart from the inspiration gained from the natural beauty that surrounds us, Paul continues to be inspired by National Geographic publications especially:
- Through
the Lens: National Geographic's Greatest Photographs
- Wide
Angle: National Geographic Greatest Places
- National
Geographic: The Photographs (National Geographic Collectors Series)
Take a tour with us as we show you some of the sights here on our island home. There is more to it than Negril, Montego Bay or Ocho Rios although those tourist spots are beautiful too.
Oh yes if you think the header looks rough, it is deliberate. The logger font is supposed to reflect our abundance of wood and the colours you see there are the colours of our flag. Black, green and gold, symbolising that hardships there are but the land is green and the sun shines.
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