Thursday, November 7, 2013

Guyana 2013 Last Episode


On day six I paid a visit to my Uncle’s kitchen garden {via horse cart?} there on the ground was a fallen ripe bat bitten Buxton Spice Mango “Mango tropical fruit supreme” .  I picked it up washed it and cut away the bat bitten area {bats always pick the sweetest and ripest of the mangoes they are mango experts}. I then proceeded to slice eat it up.  Suddenly I heard my uncle say Rowan! “You don’t cut a mango you dig a bite in it”. I had somehow forgotten how to eat a mango. I did just what he said” I dug a bite into the bat bitten mango and the sweet sticky juices started sliding down my throat and flowing down my chin onto my shirt.  When the  mango juice has your hands all sticky and you  start sucking down on the mango down on the mango  seed  and mango flesh get stock in your teeth you have achieved mango ecstasy.  {Buxton Spice} the king of mangoes.

I have come to the end of my Guyana trip 2013 blog I hope you enjoyed the journey.  Attached inks to my eBook,and web site Marabunta also a few paintings please feel free to inquire of all art shown on my blog.

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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Folk Incognito: Guyana 2013 Part 4

Folk Incognito: Guyana 2013 Part 4

Guyana 2013 Part 4


The lusignan Golf course, where a caddie is an essential package; you need to be a good map reader to find the next tee. The roughs are unforgiving however sights are breath taking. Scene of a burnt out Sugar Cane field, and picture of the Chateau Margot Chimney is dated July 1, 1889 the solitary remains of a former sugar factory. Attached also images of my art and link my eBook and website I have also added link of a U.K contact Rachel Bright who is a kid’s book author, and blog of her sister {Typing in my notebook}.
 










 
 


 


Friday, October 11, 2013

PART 3 GUYANA 2013

I am also pleased to share pictures of the sea wall that prevents the sea from entering the land and a Koker i.e. Sluice. The sea water is brown from the sedimentations that flow from the many rivers of Guyana. Few picture of the market places. Also featured on this blog are more samples of my art. Feel free to make inquiries of al alrt shown on my blog. Attached also links to my ebook once upon an easter.
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Sunday, September 22, 2013

PART 2 GUYANA 2013


Guyana is known as the land of many waters however Georgetown the capital still suffers from low water pressure. So you can imagine my pleasure when it rained on one of those low water pressure days. I was thrilled with the nostalgia of collecting rain water. Sequence of pictures first is the Demerara River second a Tick bird that seems to appear on rainy days. Paintings are first Anansi second skater. It is my wish that you enjoy these picture your comments will be appreciated. Attached inks to my eBook, also a few paintings please feel free to inquire of all art shown on my blog.

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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

PART 1 GUYANA 2013


Hi there Folk Incognito followers, thanks for your loyalty. I will like to share with you a few pictures from my recent trip to Guyana. As the plane enters the Guyana air space, the view through the window is the expanse of flora and aqua. Then as the plane touches down, light Steel Pan music plays over the air. The door opens and a cool land breeze enters the plane.  On exiting the plane and your senses are rewarded - there to greet you is the luscious Welcome to Guyana Tropical Garden. It is my wish that you enjoy these picture your comments will be appreciated. Attached link to my eBook {Once Upon An Easter},and a few paintings. Please feel free to inquire of all art shown on my blog.

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