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Hair Affair Unisex Salon, Lance Aux Epines, Grenada, West Indies.

I just got a great haircut from Sandra of Hair Affair Salon in Lance Aux Epines.  It's been a while since I was able to say that.  I feel so refreshed.   ***Update- My husband, Brian just got his hair cut from Sandra today as well and boy did she do a great job. 

She's also the owner of Lance Aux Epines Apartments next door and she practically cuts all of her tenants hair (most of which are SGU students).  She definitely knows how to work her scissors and she's so down to earth.  I highly recommend her and now, so does Brian.  

Her salon is air conditioned and has loads of magazines laying around just in case you need ideas for your haircut.  Alternatively, you can also bring a picture off the internet, and I'm pretty sure she can give you what you're looking for. 

Best of all, I got my haircut the same day I called.  

Next door you will find Red Crab and Choo Light (Chinese) Restaurant if you find yourself with a big appetite after your haircut. 

Sandra Brathwaite

Canadian Trained Stylist

Lance Aux Epines

1 (473) 444-4450

1 (473) 407-3954

sandra.brathwaite@spiceisle.com

Click HERE to check out her Hair Salon website.

Here's a link to her website for her Lance Aux Epines Apartments- click HERE.

Hours:

M-Sa 8:30am-4pm

Services:

Haircuts

Foils

Deep Conditioning

Color Paul Mitchell

Keratin 

Straighteners / Relaxers

Permanent Waves

Eyebrow Waxing

Directions:

By Bus: 

From SGU, Take the Lance Aux Epines Bus.  Tell driver you want to get off at Red Crab (~7 min from school).  

By car:  

From Rubis Gas Station on Maurice Bishop Highway, take the fork heading towards intersection with tires in the middle (away from highway, away from IGA, away from Mont Tout).  Make a right towards colorful fruit huts.  In ~2 mins drive, salon will be on your right.   

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Around Port Louis and Victory Bar & Restaurant Information (Grenada, West Indies)

"Port Louis Village is the ultimate maritime resort community, offers a limited number of hilltop turn-key Villas with stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and magnificent harbor and marina and lush tropical mountains. Port Louis offers a wide range of options for investors, holidaymakers, yachtsmen and prospective homeowners." 

Click HERE for the official Port Louis website

I love walking around here for fun. It's the cutest village in Grenada and best of all, there's food to buy and great views to be seen.

Directions:  From SGU take the Grand Anse Bus.  Get off at Rubis Gas Station.  Walk up around the corner towards roundabout to local bus stop.  Take a #1 bus, St. George's (2.50EC).  Tell conductor you want to go to Port. Louis.  Stop is right in front of village (past stop light on top of hill). ~8min from school.

You can find the Merry Baker Bakery there at the entrance.  Sooooo dlicious! 

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Victory Bar & Restaurant (Port Louis)

-Hours: M-S &am-11pm
-Good for: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Coffee, Drinks
-Attire: Casual
-Walk-Ins, good for kids, good for groups, take outs, catering, waiter service, outdoor seating
-Takes: Visa, American Express, Master Card
-Phone: (473) 435 7263
-Menu
-Happy Hour everyday 5pm-8pm
-Reviews on Tripadvisor
-visit their Facebook Page

Victory Bar and Restaurant

Thumbs up on their Blueberry Cheesecake!

Hot Boys Street Meat Menu. Grenada, West Indies.

Mt. Carmel Waterfalls

Front Entrance. Brown Picket Fence below sign.

10 Things I love About Mt. Carmel 

-It reminds me of Fern Gully

-It's not a major tourist stop, which mean that it's more peaceful

-There are two amazing waterfalls, ones that you'd only expect to see on television. (They're separate from one another.  After the 1st one, double back and follow the other trail, it's hard to miss). 

-It's a family friendly hike

-You can slide down on your butt down one of the falls

-There's a faucet across the front entrance where you could rinse your shoes

-There are lots of tropical fruit trees and plants around (they vary depending on time of year- mangoes, papayas, nutmeg, banana, golden apples)

-It's not too far a drive from Saint George's

-You can swim at the bottom of the falls 

-Unlimited free natural waterfall massages

In other words, I highly recommend Mt. Carmel!

Click HERE for reviews on Tripadvisor

A few Tips and:

-Don't forget to wear sun block and bug repellent 

-You will most likely be approached by a local tour guide at the entrance.  If you're interested in learning more about your surroundings, I suggest having him escort you through the hike.  Ask him how much he charges beforehand to avoid any confusion.  Otherwise, there should be no entrance fee to trek through Mt. Carmel on your own.

-Try making a trip out on a dry day to avoid getting your shoes muddy.  If you have no choice, make sure you wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.  

-The time that I went, I was practically barefoot the whole way.  Having dependable shoes is not a priority. 

-Don't forget to bring a camera

-Don't forget to bring water and a snack

First Waterfall

You cross this body of water to get to the 2nd waterfall

Front of Butt slide waterfall. There's a bench where you can set your things down and have a snack. 

Driving Directions from two Significant Others:

Here's A Great MAP that makes getting there easier.

Directions #1

Head like your going to Grenville and you drive nearly all the way to Grenville. A few miles before you reach the start of Grenville you will head down a steep hillside that bends to the right sharply with advertisements painted on the rock on the left side of the road. There is a bus stop and a rum shack on the left along a side street (just past the advertisements) right along the sharp bend. Pull down the side street and you can park near the rum shack along the main road. There are usually people there to wave you in (by the bus stop) and there may or may not be a sign. It take about 45 minutes to reach Mt. Carmel from campus. Once there, it is about a 15 minute walk down the trail to the falls and you can head back down stream to a second set of falls that you can slide down. There are usually locals there willing to be you guide if you pay them, if you go on your own it is $2EC per person and you pay the guy out waving people in on the street (although I haven't always paid). If you drive too far and go all the way down the steep hill it will put you out at sea-level and you will see boats on the beach and houses on the beach on your right and several speed bumps in the road as you get close to Grenville. Turn around and head back up the steep hill and side street for Mount Carmel will now be on your right. I hope this helps because there isn't really a big production for the entry to Mt. Carmel, but it is a neat spot. Enjoy

-Troy Frensley 

Directions #2

It's a pretty easy drive, take a map if you have one. If you are leaving Lance Aux Epines turn right at the tires round about. I may not be correct in my guesses, but you should be fine. You'll head on that road awhile until you come to a T in the road. There are signs for Grenville and St. George's, take a right to Grenville. Awhilw later you'll come to an odd intersection where you can go straight, turn left, or a U turn. Take the left turn. Along the way, you'll pass some rum distilleries, clark's court and Westerhall, which are fun to visit. You'll also pass La Sageusse, which most SO's love foor the nice beach and restaurant. After the long drive of about 45 min you'll start heading down the mountain and you'll come into a sharp switchback carved into the mountain with a street that branches off the main road that continues down the hill. On the left there is a green sign for Mt. Carmel near the rum shack. You park on the side road and the entrance is a wooden gate next to the on.

-Scott Reber

Purchase a Halloween Treat, Win a Free Photo Session, and Bring Smiles to The Limes Kiddos

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and I'm donating a free photo session to help raise funds for a Thanksgiving my little Limes friends will hold near and dear to their hearts forever; A Thanksgiving full of love, happiness, delicious food, and of course, unforgettable fond memories.  

Come on out to our bake sales and enter to win your own personalized photo shoot or simply drop in to buy a treat to help awaken the spirit of good Ol' Halloween.  Either way, you'll be helping out tremendously. 

Along with many other great SO cooks, I'll also make homemade goodies, goodies that have med school blues curing properties hahahah.  

So come on out and Bring your EC, Halloween spirit, and empty stomachs and let's get on to the yummy part together.  MmMMmm. 

*** UPDATE 

Just went to Foodfair today and found out that they no longer carry Spring Roll wrappers, an essential ingredient needed for my banana rolls.  Sorry!!!

Significant Other Bake Sale

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SGU Photo Club Bake Sale

Monday October 29, 2012 

In Front of Charter Hall

Prize:

-1 hour photo session

-A CD with 25-50 fully edited photos

-choice of location within Grand Anse and Downtown area

-choice of how many people to include in your session

-photo session to be done before the end of December 2012

-1 hr. hands on coaching session on the basics of photography (if you're not interested, I can give you a voucher and you can give it away as a gift to a friend). DSLRs and Point N' Shoot Cameras.

Engagement, Modeling, Event, Children, Pets, Family, Sports, Candid, Grenada themed souvenir pictures.

Click HERE to check out my portfolio. 

About the Limes After- School Program

The goal of the program is to help further the childrens' education, build self-worth, and spread love. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3pm - 5pm, SO Volunteers interact with kids to improve their reading, writing, and math skills, as well as focus on practical life skills, hygiene, and behavior.  SOs participate in arts and crafts, music, games, and other physical activities to encourage kids to play and have fun! Some of the activities in which SOs are involved include reading circles, journal writing, math circles with flash cards, coloring and drawing, movie days, Dental Hygiene Day, relay races, nature walks, show-and-tell, collage projects, and much much more!