Scott's Cove is the place to buy fish and bammy. Bammy is a large thick pancake made from cassava. Soaked in milk and then fried, it is the traditional accompaniment for highly seasoned fried fish. The young vendors do not believe in the soft sell but rush the car thrusting their wares through the window and jabbering at you. The women stay on the beach and do the cooking.
Cold drinks are on sale.
The cove itself is hidden from the sea and almost landlocked. It is here that Spanish ships used to unload supplies for Ysassi and the few Spanish colonists who remained to fight the British. The Gleaner Company Limited, all rights reserved.