Barbados In Focus takes a walk into his past with a wonderful flickr photo set of old buildings that bring back memories of his childhood. And despite overcast weather, Stet posts some photos of downtown Kingston.
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I thank you very much for taking the time to blog some my images and post of Old Barbados. It is much appreciated.