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"One one cocoa full basket" (Jamaican proverb). Jamaica is one of the very small number of countries that produce and export what the International Cocoa Organization calls 'fine and flavor" cocoa. Cocoa plantations were set up by the Spanish throughout Mexico and the Caribbean, including Jamaica. They recognized cocoa for its economic value as 'liquid gold'. #jamaicanice #cocoatree #chocolate #mayans #drinkingchocolate #paradise #liquidgold #Jamaica #niceinparadise #plantations #tekiteasy

Food for thought!!! Song by Lexxus (Mr Lexx) 'Cook' Food by Chef Debbie #jamaicafoods #jamaicavacay #nationaldishes #healthydishes #food #jamaicanice #friedfish #ackeeandsaltfish #breadfruit #oxtail #rice&peas

Why work from home? This counts as virtual too😎😎

Care to relax in a hot tub above the highest waterfall in Jamaica? We can make it happen. #jamaicanfun #jamaicanvacations #jamaicascenes #jamaicavacationspot

You can do this anywhere, but it's better in Jamaica![ #jamaicanice #jamaicawater #cometojamaica #jamaicanvacay

The Jamaica I'd like to show you... #jamaicanscenery #portland #beautifuljamaica #cometojamaica

Life is just for living.... #jamaicanchildhood #jamaicaliving #jamaicanice

Just another day in paradise.. #jamaicaparadise #jamaicanicemany #jamaicawater#jamaicalove

Water your ROOTS so your SOUL can blossom. #jamaicawaterfalls #jamaicabeautiful #jamaicanice🇯🇲

Don't worry, beach happy.. #jamaicabeaches #jamaicavacation #jamaicanice

Welcome to Jamrock! This can be your next destination... Sangster International Airport is located against the Montgomery Bay shoreline. The airport is named after the former Jamaican Prime Minister, Sir Donald Sangster. Completed in 1947, Pan American Airways was the first International landing at MBJ. #traveljamaica #jamaicanice

What are you waiting for? Come travel my way to JA🇯🇲 #jamaicabeaches #jamaicafun

Good people.....great fun! Come check us out. #jamaicanvibes #jamaicabeaches #jamaicaentertainment

Serenity...🏝

Come 'run away'... #jamaicagetway #jamaicanice

Let's sail away.... #jamaicanice #sailway

WILD, BEAUTIFUL, AND FREE!! #jamaicanwaterfalls #beautifuljamaica #jamaicactivities #jamaicarivers

Paradise found.....

In December 1949, when the Fisheries Division became actively engaged in the development and promotion of the Jamaican fishing industry by provision of training and technical advice to fishermen, conducting exploratory fishing to test the potential of fishing grounds, provision of easy credit for outboard motors, duty-free outboard motor fuel, encouragement of fishermen's organisations such as cooperative societies, provision of outboard motor fuel outlets, gear stores, sanitary conveniences and lighting on beaches, and by the preparation and execution of schemes aimed at increasing the quantity of fish landed in Jamaica. This Division is also responsible for the inland or fresh-water fisheries, and has been encouraging the cultivation of fish in ponds, tanks and marshes by provision of fingerlings and advice on pond management. Through this programme of fish-farming and the stocking of rivers and irrigation canals with fish, previously useless land has been put to more productive use, and a major source of cheap animal protein has been provided. This has had a significant effect on improving the diet of the people in several parishes of Jamaica, particularly St. Catherine, St. Elizabeth, Clarendon and Westmoreland. Because of the training and advice given to fishermen, the fishing industry has extended its limits in that Jamaican fishermen are now able to fish at distances of up to 480 kilometres (300 miles) away from Jamaica, whereas 25 years ago they fished barely 16 kilometres (10 miles) away from shore. Today, fishermen are using synthetic materials for making their boats and equipment, polythene rope has almost completely replaced Cayman rope among trap and pot fishermen, nylon and monofilament netting is increasingly taking over from cotton netting. As it becomes more difficult to obtain the cotton and guango trees from which canoes were traditionally made, more and more canoes made of fibreglass are appearing on our beaches. As a result of Government as