We stopped at a few roadside markets. The produce looked delicious. We purchased some bananas, avocados, grenadas (small fruit used to make juice), and shadaques (fruit like a grapefruit, but very sweet).
I experienced many new things. I used a machete for the first time. They are very sharp and dangerous. I was careful as I chopped down some plantains. I hope to learn how to make fried plantains. They are so delicious!
I went to the ocean too. The beach was sandy and the waves rolled into the shore. I jumped some of the ocean waves and enjoyed feeling the sand between my toes.
We also stopped by a food stand across the road. It reminded me of a large old-fashioned wooden lemonade stand. They had a large bowl of fresh fish and another bowl of beef. They cooked in a large kettle on a propane powered burner. We ordered our food and they brought it to a small table next to the ocean for us to eat when it was prepared. I tried the red snapper (The entire fish was prepared. Did you notice the fish jaw in the photo?) It was pretty good, but I preferred to eat the beef. Our meals came with a spicy cabbage slaw and fried plantains. What a treat to have fresh food at the shore of the ocean. Delicious!
Haiti is a beautiful country. I hope to explore more cities and experience more of Haitian culture.
Wow! What beautiful countryside! Such a contrast to Titanyen. I'm so happy you can enjoy seeing more of Haiti.
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