Thursday we visited Falmouth on the north coast of Jamaica between . In the 1800's it was a major sugar exporting port and fortification.
the day started with the setting moon
start of sunrise
cruise director Ian giving commentary as we approached Falmouth, Jamaica. It is on the north coast
they built a new cruise port about 10 years ago
setting up for passengers
we first visited an old church - the Trelawny Parish Church of St. Peter the Apostle built in 1795
we then went to see one of the old great houses. This one is Greenwood Great House completed in 1800. It was owned by one of the sugar plantation owners - the family of English poet Elizabeth Barrett-Browning.
a kingfisher
what a view from the balcony
they had a croquette lawn
They back to the shops at the cruise port
sunset over Jamaica
Sail Away
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