In Canada you are taught to look meters in front of your car and watch for traffic beside and behind you. In Grenada the only thing that matters is what is directly in front of your bumper and where the front left tire is.
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Driving Miss Sara
Grenada is a formal place if you are off the beach. The women dress much more professionally than we do in Canada. Unlike my old work place, all men wear a tie to work! I am therefore often called "Miss" by pretty much everyone.
We are still awaiting banking transfers and therefore are still not able to buy our car, so Brent gets to drive Miss Sara around the island. Here is a sample of what the drive to NEWLO looks like. I believe we would be at some points more than 700 feet above sea level.
In Canada you are taught to look meters in front of your car and watch for traffic beside and behind you. In Grenada the only thing that matters is what is directly in front of your bumper and where the front left tire is.
In Canada you are taught to look meters in front of your car and watch for traffic beside and behind you. In Grenada the only thing that matters is what is directly in front of your bumper and where the front left tire is.
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