Where Is The Road?

Wednesday with a strong rain blowing across the islands the effects were seen in the Ocho Rios, Saint Ann area. St Ann Parish Disaster Co-ordinator Alvin Clarke, who was heading into an emergency meeting at around 3:00 pm, confirmed 20 cases of severe flooding being investigated by his office.

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) also reported that a retaining wall collapsed in Mansfield Flats resulting in severe damage to a house





Well, even though Jamaica is a land of sunshine and beaches, the natural elements can (and have) taken its toll on the island.

Supermarkets, fast food restaurants, offices, gas stations, stores, banks, and all other enterprises located at ground level were affected.

Source: Jamaican Observer

Hedonism Resorts

The most popular resorts on the island of Jamaica are the "Hedonism Resorts." Hedonist feel that people should be equal, and that the way to achieve that is through allowing much more personal freedom. In this case the freedom is usually of a sexual nature.

The Hotels can be found on the beautiful North Coast of Jamaica. They are said to be the reputed seat of hard-drinking, anything-goes, sex-drugs-and-reggae wickedness. Hedonism I and now III or Hedo, as its regulars call it, has the most loyal following of any resort on the island. They can draw a repeat visitor rate of 40% or more compared with the other island resorts.


Well, I won't be visiting any HEDO resorts anytime soon. First off I am not a prude but going a hotel just to be nekkid with tourist is not my idea of fun. Having sex non-stop and smoking weed is not my idea of fun. I am not knocking those who like that lifestyle but for me Jamaica is much more then the hedo resorts show. It is more then sand and beach. It is beautiful island, with some wonderful people and if you are stuck in a hotel, with a lot of debauchery going on, then you might miss out on see that aspect of the island.