People were more often than not walking along the road, with occasional cars running by. When we came to the main road and the bus stop, busses and taxis would stop and ask us if we wanted a ride. A bus in Grenada was more like a Nissan mini van, and held about 15 people. There would be a driver and a money taker who opened the door and let people off and on. The best part was the full blast Reggae playing constantly.
Big bass sounds.
Made the rides a moving experience. The next morning we began our workshops in Grenada. Cecil Greenidge is the director of the program, and one of our sponsors. Since it was now Easter week, school was out, and the children were bussed into the center. We gave workshops for two days and were on television, radio and in the newspaper.