In between Peace Corps training sessions, how could I
not take advantage of the beautiful landscape Grenada has to offer...fishing for tuna, snorkeling, swimming at multitudes of beaches, and jumping off waterfalls.
Another thing we've been introduced to is the "Hash," a tradition brought here by the British which is basically a choose-your-own-adventure hike. Locals, expats, and university students meet together every other Saturday to walk or run a trail set out with piles of shredded paper, including false trails which sometimes lead to backtracking. We sweat like animals, but it had some great ocean views along the way and was worth it in the end. And since Hashers are known as "drinkers with a running problems," we got initiated by being dowsed in beer. Sweat + beer = glorious aroma.
Another thing we've been introduced to is the "Hash," a tradition brought here by the British which is basically a choose-your-own-adventure hike. Locals, expats, and university students meet together every other Saturday to walk or run a trail set out with piles of shredded paper, including false trails which sometimes lead to backtracking. We sweat like animals, but it had some great ocean views along the way and was worth it in the end. And since Hashers are known as "drinkers with a running problems," we got initiated by being dowsed in beer. Sweat + beer = glorious aroma.
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