Shopping for spices in St George's
Monday 4th June 2012 We caught the bus to the Carenage, and strolled around its edge, stopping for lunch at a Roti shop, and then on into the centre of St George’s. Looking across the Carenage to the town. The statue of Christ of the Deep, blessing mariners. Looking back across the Carenage towards Christ of the Deep. The old Public Library building, restored. It’s quite a lively, noisy town with narrow, steep roads and lots of traffic making frequent use of horns! We visited the spice market as James wanted to take back some typical Grenadian spices as presents. Shopping for spices at the market. Then back on the bus to the shopping mall at Grande Anse for a quick wander around the US supermarket to see what they stock – we found the first Twinings Assam teabags since arriving in the Caribbean – and just after James brought a shedload out with him! We also found a computer shop near the bus stop where we can take our printer for repair. At home we wouldn’t bother to even have it looked at, as it only cost £40 new, but it would be difficult to find another that does everything and fits in the available space, so if we can get this one mended that would be good. |