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Our Tourism Experience

The children rushed down the slippery concrete

with no one being injured. “SPLASH” the water

aroused as someone dived into the water. “Oh my!
Is he or she ok?” Jade stuttered in awe. The man

was fine, he had been doing that to entertain the

tourists. As another diver was diving, Jade took a

few pictures while Jara and Mia were looking for

animal life near the waterfall. Sadly, they couldn’t
find many animals but colorful butterflies and

Grenada’s National dove, Leptotila Wellsi, that the

girls took pictures of. They next followed the guide

down to the river. The tourists put their feet into

the warm water from the waterfall. A few minutes

later, they got onto the bus and left for their next
destination. All the tourists looked like they were

intrigued in the scenery of this lovely island.

Before reaching their second destination, they

encountered Grenada’s rainbow tree. It’s a

beautiful stop along the side of the road as you go
up to Grand Etang Lake, and worth a quick stop for

photos so the bus stopped to take pictures

because many of the ecotourists demanded the

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