Barbados - Day Five

Mostly, the day was spent at Harrison’s Cave. We left in the morning and went right there. The next tour was not for over an hour, so we wondered around and – of course – took pictures.


We found an electronic thing that said:

Becki chimed in – “moh poison, opposed to less poison…” (You have to remember this is Barbados – they talk like that – moh instead of more). She’s funny.

Also - saw the biggest snails I have ever seen. Not that that is really worth documenting, but there you go.

They had a nice visitor’s center type thing with short videos and pictures and the history of the cave. The cave was actually used by runaway slaves back in the day. Then they took us into a room and we watched a 10 minute video on Barbados and the cave. Then they took us out and we got into a tramy/train thing. I’ve been in caves all over the world, and always walked through them. This one had a paved road throughout, and we drove through it. It was very pretty. Some of the coolest water pools I’ve seen in any cave. There was an exploring/off road trip that would be fun to take – but we didn’t know about it soon enough.

This was also Becki’s last day in Barbados.