Went back to Haiti, for a few days,
and thought I would share a different perspective of Haiti with you....
since obviously, we weren't kidnapped.
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| Leaving Port-au-Prince, driving to Jacmel. View of valleys and Caribbean Sea in distance |
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| Breezy windows in the beach house, Jacmel |
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| View from beach home. Kabik Bay, Jacmel |
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| Fisherman standing on the rocks in Kabik Bay, Jacmel |
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| On our way to the beach. A family relaxing on their porch listening to music. |
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| Someone's ZEN! |
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| Sweet lady selling her handmade straw hats and bags, Kabik Beach, Jacmel |
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| Her handmade straw hats and totes |
Kanaval Jacmel is the Sunday before Mardi Gras weekend, known for its parade of handmade papier-mâché masks, music, and dancing in the street. The themes revolve around humor, political issues, religion, slavery and voodoo.
Jacmel is famous for its beautiful beaches, surfer's delights, gingerbread houses, papier-mâché mask makers, painters and handmade artisan shops.
Lanse Kod. These boys/men paint themselves in black,
wear horns to terrify and carry ropes to symbolize their release from slavery.
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