Monthly Archives: November 2021

The Blue Mountains, Holywell and the Breadfruit

Posted on November 24, 2021 by conliffews

Emma Lewis is a prolific blogger and author of the long running Petchary’s Blog – Cries from Jamaica. This is from the About on her blog. “For more about me, please look me up on LinkedIn (Emma Lewis) which tells … Continue reading →

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SOMETIMES YOU WANT TO GO WHERE EVERYBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME

Posted on November 21, 2021 by conliffews

JCDT Logo Launch and Volunteer Recognition November 21, 2021 It felt great to be a part of the JCDT logo launch and volunteer recognition program on Saturday November 21. It is always feels nice to be appreciated and the JCDT … Continue reading →

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Hiking all over the Caribbean

Posted on November 17, 2021 by conliffews

This is a link to a Global Voices report on hiking throughout the Caribbean. Hoping that one day we will be able to hit the trails in our neighboring islands. https://globalvoices.org/2021/11/17/take-a-hike-some-of-the-caribbeans-most-scenic-trails-in-photos/#

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HIKING ACROSS THE GRAND RIDGE OF THE BLUE MOUNTAINS JAMAICA

Posted on November 13, 2021 by conliffews

CONLIFFE WILMOT-SIMPSON VINEGAR HILL TRAIL HIKE – JANUARY 2021 PART 1. PREPARATION The initial invitation instantly got my interest. A volunteer was needed to join a hike from Claverty Cottage in Portland to Cinchona in St Andrew. Duration was 8 … Continue reading →

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I DONT LIKE THE SEAT BELT

Posted on November 11, 2021 by conliffews

Conversation with a passenger on seat belt use. What information is required by a reasonable person to decide whether or not to wear a seat belt to prevent them from being injured in a motor vehicle accident? The physics of … Continue reading →

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REMEMBERING THE MONEAGUE COLLEGE TRAGEDY.

Posted on November 7, 2021 by conliffews

The hazards associated with entry into septic tanks and lines are well known. The main issue is the potentially dangerous atmosphere which could be caused by either or both oxygen deficiency and or toxic gases. Continue reading →

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