Photo by Princess Coipel
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I painted the Mural in this picture and removed a ton of rubbish and rusted appliances from the surrounding area. I found many of the locals to be very helpful and protective of the area once we cleaned it up. I miss Connie very much.
Some of the comments really set me to thinking (again) how those blue eyes have turned the concept of beauty upside down, to suit his machinations and quest for dominion. Black really is beautiful. As someone said, lets truly begin to celebrate our blackness – in all its representations.
Thanks for the pic.
I’M not trying to be a kill joy this photo was taken by Connie’s right, but please go further down the beach to the derelict Castaways Hotel we won’t be proud of what we humans leave on the beach, it saddens me that families come to the beach with their children normally on Sundays and litter the Mero beach, if you dear tell them to dispose of their waste. I will guarantee you will get some verbal abuse. In order for we Dominicans to claim that we are the Nature Island of the Caribbean we must respect the natural beauty that God has given us, so I appeal to all who uses the beaches in our country keep them clean. It’s not hard work keeping them clean that also applies to the purple turtle beach in Portsmouth
Here I come!!! Breath taking!
yes lovely dominica beautiful mero feels good to know i’m a dominican though inth diaspora
Connie’s Mero Beach Bar what a wonderful place to be. Keep dreaming of my sunset evenings at this place with a special Connie’s rum punch in my hands after having a burger or one of her special seasoned fish.
Yes i remember those days and the late afternoon swim in this peaceful place
Thanks Princess for the memories.
simply splendid.
Or Black Sand Beaches are Truly Unique!
BLACK SAND BEACH…black is beautiful!!!
We need to start advertising our black sand beaches.Yes, our black sand beaches
As I sit here in the library here at University in drizzly London, I would much, much rather be heading to Mero Beach.
There is much room for you my dear…Come on down
Lovely Dominica
Lovely D.a.