Brother Graham's visit to Barbados enjoying east coast island tours Bathsheba lunch at Round House

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Brother Graham's trip to BARBADOS - The East Coast

	Traveling from North Point through the Scotland District, we enjoyed panoramic views of the east coast.
Years ago the Barbados landscape was dotted with windmills, now most are derelict however Morgan Lewis is one of the few complete windmills in the Caribbean. Originally built in 1776, the mill has been lovingly restored by the Barbados National Trust
	The drive towards the east coast was through dynamic and rugged coastal scenery, historic sugar plantation factories now redundant and lush hillside village with chattle houses clinging to the cliff sides. The East Coast is renown for its rugged 'chalky mount' terrain, miles of untouched, windswept coastline and rough seas. Swimming here can be dangerous and is not recommended.
	It is however a surfers paradise and home to the Soup Bowl' which hosts many international surfing events. We enjoyed watching the surfers from our lunch stop at the Round House in Bathsheba. One of the oldest hotels on the east coast.

Built in the 1800's this beautifully located hotel enjoys stunning views of the Atlantic and is known for its excellent local cuisine and tropical fruit punch.

Brother Graham is seen overlooking the old Steam Railway line that was opened in 1881 and use to run along the east coast from Bellplaine to Bridgetown, transporting people and goods to the capital. Unfortunately it stopped running in 1937 but the old tracks can still be seen and it remains a popular hike for locals and visitors alike.
	Therefore in the east give glory to the LORD; exalt the name of the LORD, the God of Israel, in the islands of the sea. The trip continued into the Parish of St John with a stop at the ancient St John's Anglican Parish church. NEXT.

Scotland District

Bathsheba

Chalky Mount

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Working Holiday

Cassada Bay offer both individuals and groups the possibility of coming to Carriacou and staying in a 'working holiday village' FREE OF COST in exchange for 'work in the village', bringing Hands of Help into the community, the nursing homes, the church building project.

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Cassada Bay is a beautiful old, once- empty, hotel located on the island of Carriacou.

Providing 6 beautifully sited multi- coloured chalet accommodation for relief workers, in a secure, protected, (little tattered) setting.

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United Caribbean Trust base headquarters could be used as ‘Christian Timeshare Holiday Resorts’ outside of the hurricane season (thus fund the trust) and accommodation for relief workers during the hurricane season if needed. If not needed they could be opened to local schools, youth groups and Caribbean churches from July to October.

Helping people become mentally sound, emotionally balanced, socially adjusted, physically well and spiritually alive.

Christian outreach

Pastor Happy from Africa leading the way in evangelism and youth outreach with the island of Carriacou. Click to view the church building project.

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