
View toward St. George’s from our balcony

Off on our excursion in Grenada

St. George’s harbor, Ft. George and cruise ship dock

Ready to go to work at Clarke’s Court Distillery

Clarke’s Court Distillery

Clarke’s Court guide explaining the old process to produce rum from sugar cane

Bin into which sugar cane was dumped as it was delivered to the processing plant

Blades slice the sugar cane as it rides on a conveyor belt

Gears in the main engine of the old rum processing plant

Climbing to see all the machinery used in the old method to produce rum

Don’t they look good in hard hats?

Intake chute (upper left) and main engine used in old processing of sugar cane

Vacuum pump used in current rum processing

Storage bins for molasses – now used in place of sugar cane to produce rum

“Mash” vats where molasses, yeast and water are mixed together and allowed to ferment

Our guide explaining the old way rum was produced

Found on the counter of the rum tasting room

A bottle of rum we purchased at Clarke’s Court Distillery

Panorama of Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada

Panorama of sand side of Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada

Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada – chairs were $5 each to rent

Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada

Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada

Relaxing on the chairs at Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada

Kelsey before the first rain on the beach

Jan staying warm after the first rain

Seeking shelter during the 3rd rain at Morne Rouge Beach

Lizard at Morne Rouge Beach on Grenada

Looking down the inside of the shopping mall near our ship

Cruise dock at St. George’s Grenada

On our way back to MSC Magnifica

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show – look at how low the limbo bar is set

Caribbean Sunshine Show

Caribbean Sunshine Show