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| Leaving my house, about 100 yards off the main road at about 7:30am. Class starts at 8am. |
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| Picking up Michelle, who lives across the street |
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| A shop on the corner. It's usually open in the afternoons. Text message Brandi: "coming :)". |
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| Approaching Brandi's house |
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| It's a daily battle to keep the dogs inside. Usually Rex (r) escapes and follows us the whole way. |
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| I highly doubt this is followed. |
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| This was empty our first two weeks here. Now it is noisy and smelly. |
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| Michelle and Brandi passing a local hang out and shops. |
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| The local high school: Ewarton High School |
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| Just keep walking, just keep walking... |
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| We can see the community center (training site), but still have 15 min to walk to get to the bottom of the hill |
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| Abandoned, overgrown buildings are not a rare sight. Some look pretty enchanted. |
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| Local bar. Not open at 7:45am. |
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| Someone has been busy! |
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| Sweet Impression is a local DJing service. Approaching the steepest part of the hill. |
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| Mike & Pat have joined us. |
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| The busiest part: the taxi park at the bottom of the hill. |
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| And stray dogs. Everywhere. |
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| Sign at entrance of Ewarton Community Center. That's right: It's about winning. |
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| Morning traffic headed from Linstead to Ocho Rios |
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| Bus stop |
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| Ticket booth just at the entrance of the CC. They asked for their picture to be taken. Ok. |
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| And we arrive: 7:55am. |
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| Our trainer did an excellent job making a bland room into a classroom. |
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| Pretty anti-climactic, but an accurate glimpse as to where I've spent most waking hours the past 5 weeks. |
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