You will see 14 waterfalls, take well over 300 steps, do lunch with the birds, stand among a host of lanky dreads and when yuh can’t go no more, you can sit, relax by the pool and sniff the Pepper Elders.
No long talking from me today. Instead, I present a few photos from my latest trip to the rainforest, right here in Ocho Rios, and trust you’ll add Turtle River Falls & Gardens to your to-see list if you haven’t graced it with your presence yet.
Pops of vibrant colour in a garden of green.Ooh, Aah, Brain and Lady Jane are a few names you’ll hear while these beauties are being showcased.This luscious breadfruit was perhaps as big as my head.Ladies, a frangipani correctly positioned in your hair will signal to the gentlemen if you’re available for courtship or not.When you visit this place be prepared to kick off those shoes and . . .. . . get friendly with these feathered pretties.
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5 thoughts on “Jamaica in Pictures: Turtle River Falls”
Snapshots of Jamaican Living 
Beautiful paradise
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Indeed, it is, Michele. Thanks for taking the time to check out the blog. And my apologies for such a late response.
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Stunning!
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Indeed, it is! Thanks for reading, Mike.
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Quite welcome, of course. Very cool.
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