Kristel is posing in front of the Welcome to Barbados sign, we are going to explore the city of Bridgetown and received a nice walking map from the tourism office. Time to use some sun protection cream on Independence Square, the sun is burning. Bridgetown has many locations with flowers and this is providing a warm feeling. On a local vegetable and fruit market, older women try to sell their crop, the little shops look very poor. The population, houses, flowers, shops, the whole city and community are very colourful. What a privilege to travel and see all these places in the world.
Kristel poseert voor het welkomstbord van Barbados. We gaan de stad te voet ontdekken en krijgen een goede wandelkaart van het toerismebureau. Op het Onafhankelijkheidsplein is het tijd om nog eens te smeren, de zon brandt op de huid. Bridgetown heeft veel bloemen in de stad en dit geeft een warme uitstraling. Op een lokale groenten en fruit markt proberen oudere vrouwen hun oogst te verkopen, de stalletjes zien er heel pover uit. De bevolking, bloemen, winkels, de stad en de gemeenschap zijn zeer kleurrijk. Wat een voorrecht om te reizen en al deze plaatsen in de wereld te kunnen aanschouwen..
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What an honor that we get to travel along with you virtually through your blog!
ReplyDeleteOok al is de (kleurrijke) bevolking armer, Filip, het land heeft 'waarden'...
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I especially love the amazing flowers nd the colorful buildings. and the women with the bags on the ground. This looks like it could be tour pictures in National Geographic magazine. Now I will ask you something because you travel so very much. Here in the states, we have a terrible bed bug infestation. Even in the four star hotels and very exclusive and fancy places. They seem to be everywhere and people are coming home and some are losing their clothes and even their jobs. Have you ever run into bed bugs? Is there any country that has them as bad as we do?
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ReplyDeleteYou see that would be my perfect part of the entire trip! Getting to roam about various cities, see the sights and mingle with the towns people! People watching!
ReplyDeleteJullie zij zeker bevoorrecht Filip.,)
ReplyDeleteWeer een fraaie impressie van deze dag.
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ReplyDeleteFrom what you have shown in the pictures are the most beautiful flowers. Cheers and thank you for your visit.
Very fascinating to see a glimpse of this culture. The vegetable market definitely much different from the one in dallas! Lovely flower shots, and so much color
ReplyDeleteLooks like a colourful place, flowers, buildings and culture.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to see the local population going about their shopping and work. The flowers are wonderful zingy colours.
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ReplyDeleteMerci pour ce beau voyage que vous partagez ! C'est très beau !
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I love the shanties with their muted, peeling paint, though it also shows the poverty. The photos of the people of Barbados are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteNice that you venture to the non-tourist areas of this town !
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Wonderful photos of Barbados. I like the sunshine and the colors, all your impressions. We have snow and it´s cold.Best regards, Synnöve
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de frangipani bloemen vind ik altijd zo prachtig !
ReplyDeleteWe actually have icerain and have to stay inside. So i really enjoy your wonderful Barbados post. My favorite today is the photo from the women selling their products at the market.
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Everything is colorful in the Caribbean, houses, flowers, and clothing.
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