(143 pics) Photographs from the first third of our 2004 trip to St. Vincent and the Grenadines, when we stayed at Petit Byahaut. Please read the journal before looking at the pictures (link).
All the banana fields kept the fruit protected
(Jul 17, 2004, 02:36pm)
The most obvious feature of the banana plantations are the blue bags that surround every bunch of bananas. Every plantation used the same blue bags, and every bunch was covered. Our guide explained that the bags were required to meet the high level of banana perfection required by European Union rules (these bananas were being grown for the Eurpoean market).
(Jul 17, 2004, 02:36pm)
The most obvious feature of the banana plantations are the blue bags that surround every bunch of bananas. Every plantation used the same blue bags, and every bunch was covered. Our guide explained that the bags were required to meet the high level of banana perfection required by European Union rules (these bananas were being grown for the Eurpoean market).
All the banana fields kept the fruit protected
(Jul 17, 2004, 02:36pm)
The most obvious feature of the banana plantations are the blue bags that surround every bunch of bananas. Every plantation used the same blue bags, and every bunch was covered. Our guide explained that the bags were required to meet the high level of banana perfection required by European Union rules (these bananas were being grown for the Eurpoean market).
(Jul 17, 2004, 02:36pm)
The most obvious feature of the banana plantations are the blue bags that surround every bunch of bananas. Every plantation used the same blue bags, and every bunch was covered. Our guide explained that the bags were required to meet the high level of banana perfection required by European Union rules (these bananas were being grown for the Eurpoean market).
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