Winding seal, unfeasible hill; Dirt and rock, for my luck I knock. Roofs corrugated, walls brightly decorated; Unfinished stories, hopes of wealth and glory. Honest buildings gaily painted, it’s patrons long time acquainted; Minor doorway barely there, within shelves stocked with wares. Mans face oil creased, leans on wall firewater greased; Hub of the…
Here is a little rhythm from our time living in Hagley Gap, Jamaica. Photo from above by Ian Hylands. Winding seal, unfeasible hill; Dirt and rock, for my luck I knock. Roofs corrugated, walls brightly decorated; Unfinished stories, hopes of wealth and glory. Honest buildings gaily painted, it’s patrons long time acquainted; Darkened doorway barely…
Apologies for the lack of communication over the last week. Don’t worry I have excuses. Pitiful excuses that will make you more mad that I haven’t even tried to pick up the phone and call you to arrange another hot date, a quick text to let you know i’m thinking of you, or even a…
Well I figured it’s about time I bored you to tears with a slideshow of some of the photos of trail I’ve built in Jamaica. [Seb Kemp chinks a salad fork upon his wine glass, dons the tweed jacket, and takes a lazer pointer from his pocket]
Jamaica. Amazing.
We made a weekend retreat from the mountains to the beach. I’m so tired at the moment that I fell asleep the whole journey. Luckily the Jamaican Tourist Board helps out weary travelers and have erected a bunch of big billboards right on the beach reminding people where they are.
So it’s results time. Click to see the results and the name of the very lucky winner.
COMPETITION TIME EVERYONE. For a chance to win a capsule of Seb Kemps toenail clippings all you have to do is correctly guess how many fingers Seb Kemp is holding up behind this beautiful Jamaican waterfall. Leave your answers in the comments field on this entry before 21st March 2010. The correct answers will go…
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