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sunset in mobay , originally uploaded by AmitabhS .

a,  Waiting to head out to the ocean , originally uploaded by AmitabhS .

 INdies Parking lot, Devon House, Kingston , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Parking space at Devon House, Kingston, Jamaica

Room with a view , originally uploaded by AmitabhS .

Line between old and new world , originally uploaded by AmitabhS .

Parked on a No Parking zone!! , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Ollie strikes a pose before he was towed away :)

Stairway colours , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Gleaner Co., Kingston

Stairway colours , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Gleaner Co., Kingston

Stairway colours , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Gleaner Co., Kingston

Stairway colours , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Gleaner Co, Kingston

Pre- historic? , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Devon House, Kingston

Fans and ceiling , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Brick Oven

Tools of the trade , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...Brick Oven

Pathway , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life from different angles...

Palm tree at Devon House , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Life...seen in different angles....

Agro‐Tourism Product launched to combine heritage and agriculture and provide a unique visitor experience Published December 23, 2009 Hospitality Jamaica Christopher Columbus’s description of Jamaica, the land of wood and water, aptly fits the Buff Bay Valley, which has these elements in abundance. This is an experience, which can be soaked in by visitors as the island’s newest attraction; Buff Bay Valley – The Heritage Corridor of the Blue Mountain – was launched on December 11 in Portland. This new attraction intertwines agriculture and tourism components to provide visitors a comprehensive experience of local heritage, culture, food and nature adventure tours in one package. The project also aims to provide economic empowerment for the community who will assume responsibility for running the attractions. “Certainly the various food festivals taking place all over the island ‐ like the Yam and Breadfruit Festivals – were a good beginning in Jamaica’s attempt to link Agriculture and T

A retreat to the home of Blue Mountain coffee and endless nature Published December 23, 2009, Hospitality Jamaica Sun, sand, sea…the proverbial Jamaica…but there is an element that rises above it; the panoramic Blue Mountain Range, with a misty coolness unparalleled and the home of the world famous coffee. Looking to break free from the traffic jams, sweat and the endless pressures of life; bliss is just 45 minutes away from Kingston. The changes are evident as one drives up, from the grey to the green, the air from the exhaust fume filled road to smell of foliage and nature. Welcome to Jamaica’s higher plane! Nestled in a coffee plantation in the foothills of Blue Mountain Range, Forres Park Resort and Spa is a getaway which offers a rejuvenating experience. Surrounded by scenic mountains, the resort offers a panoramic view of the misty mountains, lifting one’s mind and soul. Choose from suites, standard rooms or cabins, the resort offer a variety of options for accommodation. The roo

Morgan's Harbour , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Morgan's Harbour, Port Royal, Jamaica

Boone Hall Oasis , originally uploaded by AmitabhS . Sinfully divine

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FACE OF THE FUTURE – Jason Miller HEART Runaway Bay valedictorian exudes qualities for youngsters to follow Published December 9, 2009 Hospitality Jamaica “We come nearest to the great when we are great in humility, ” said Rabindranath Tagore, Indian Poet, Playwright and Essayist and winner of Nobel Prize for Literature, words that Jason Miller, a Runaway Bay HEART Hotel and Training Institute graduate emulates. Miller is a "small town" boy from Snow Hill, Portland coming from humble background. “I come from a very poor family,” Miller said, “I was going down the misguided track and was idling, but then I reminded myself that I have to achieve something in life.” For him, the hospitality sector was an obvious choice, as he found that his mind-set to help and assist others could translate into good customer service and give him a chance to pursue his dreams. MISPLACED PERCEPTIONS After leaving Wolmer’s Boys High School in Kingston, he decided to join HEART Runaway Bay, but, h