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<\/a><\/p>\nBread fruit. These strange green things are the size of large grapefruits and you can see them all over the island. There are even some of these trees in George Town.\u00a0 The way to eat these is quite peculiar. You slice them up in to the shape if french fries and then deep fry them.\u00a0\u00a0 They come out just like … you guess it, french fries. Quite frankly tastes just like them too.\u00a0 I am sure there are other ways to eat this fruit, but have not identified any as of yet.\u00a0 Uncooked it does not taste very good.<\/p>\n
Mango.\u00a0\u00a0 The star of this list in my opinion. After hurricane Ivan, lots of people lost their mango trees or had them severely damaged. Well, 6 years later those that survived are producing lots of fruit now. Right now the trees are bursting with fruit and the are very sweet.\u00a0 Mango overdose anyone? I have had 3 so far today.<\/p>\n The tree above has the “regular” mango’s like you find in most supermarkets.\u00a0 The tree below has mango’s that are are bit bigger; I put them side by side to show the size difference. No idea what they are called, but in all honesty, with they way the taste, who cares?<\/p>\n To close, here is a property I had forgotten about.\u00a0 It was built about 2 years ago and is on the southern coast, just after Frank Sound Rd on your way to the east end. This is probably a great house to be in if a hurricane comes by. It was made with poured concrete. In any case, I find it quite pretty even though I am usually not a fan of angular homes.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n