There's no other way to do it. That's why it's so good to totally get away, to rejuvenate. This summer Yearwood is going back to Barbados for two weeks in August during the Crop Over Festival, which he said celebrates the harvest of sugar cane and other crops. It features calypso music, dancing, and plenty of food and rum. Moreover, the weather and water are marvelous, he stated.
Palm trees come right down to the beach.
It's hot, but the humidity is low. If it rains, five minutes later you don't even know it's rained. And the tradewinds make nights comfortable. For complete relaxation, it's hard to top a day on the island's white-sand beaches, he said. I like to find a coconut tree, help myself to a coconut and perhaps flavor it with a little rum.