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Faith's Pen Vendor

by Angela Marie
(Kingston, Jamaica)

Delicious Jerk Chicken

Contest Entry #029 - Faith's Pen Vendor

On a scenic journey through the countryside of Jamaica, you will see many vendors along the way peddling their wares.

You will see many fruit stands or vendors shouting...apples, starapples, pineapples, jack fruit, ackee, mangoes, naseberries etc.

On a journey to Ocho Rios, you will pass through Flat Bridge - a road built over Rio Cobre. Many tourists are in awe of this narrow road.

As you pass through the winding roads of Mount Diablo or Mt. Rosser as it is also called, you will come to a spot called Faith's Pen that sells delicious Jamaican food....here is one such vendor at Faith's Pen cooking up his succulent jerk chicken.

You have got to stop at this spot to experience authentic Jamaican cuisine.

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