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The Great Escape

Published:Sunday | August 1, 2010 | 12:00 AM
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Brothers Joseph Smith (left) and Lloyd B. Smith appear to be saying a little wine is good for the body.
From left: Janeice Toyloy, fern buddo and Hyacinth Coy seem to underscore the point that the flora and fauna are in harmony as they relax under this tree
From left: Maxine Hogarth-Spence, Winsome Radcliffe and Delrose Campbell in one accord enjoying the occasion.
The sofa provided the perfect setting for Pat Wright and Dave Warmington to relax
Elano Thomas (second right) of Renaissance Disco is surrounded by a bevy of beuties; (from left) Camile Coore, Naomi garrick and Yolande Thomas - Photos by Richard Morais
Carrole Guntley (left) and Clair Russell escaped to the lawn
One of the 'dads' of Reggae Sumfest, Robert Russell (centre), relaxes with friends Cecil Graham (left) and Barry Jenoure, undoubtedly reminiscing on a successful event.
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Richard Morais, Gleaner Writer

SPRING FARM, St James: Hundreds of music fans attended Reggae Sumfest's Great Escape party in Spring Farm, St James, to revel in the offerings of ace beverage company, Red Stripe.

With Delano, Smoke and Jazzie T of Renaissance Disco dishing out the music, it was non-stop musical melodies along with the professional and excellent catering of Bars To Go and Jacqui Tyson's 'From Start To Finish'.

The absence of the celebrity performers at Reggae Sumfest did not diminish the festivities and those who attended had a ball.