Montserrat Is A Paradise

When Montserratians describe their island, one word keeps on popping up: Paradise.

Volcanic Rocks on the Vue Point Hotel Beach in Old Town. Credit: Tarik Browne / Flickr / CC BY-NC 2.0.

An old postcard of Soufrière Hills in 1966. The highest point of the volcano was often referred to as Chances Peak. Credit: Larry Witt.

5. Volcano island

The Island Today: Living With Our Volcano

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The Island Today

The Volcano & Belham

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7. Voices from overseas

Never Forget You View >

5. Volcano island

The Island Today: Montserrat Nice

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The Island Today

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5. Volcano island

Birth Of An Island View >

3. Everyday moments of life and laughter

Hope

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3. Everyday moments of life and laughter

Still Home Still Nice View >

3. Everyday moments of life and laughter

Storytelling & Being Together

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2. Moving, Crossing and Leaving

Thank You

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1. Watching the Volcano

The Lava Dome Today

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The Island Today

The Volcano & Belham

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5. Volcano island

Carib Isle

The Island Today

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The North

The Volcano & Belham

West (Plymouth)

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2. Moving, Crossing and Leaving

I Just Can’t Runaway

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3. Everyday moments of life and laughter

Keep The Faith / Cowboy Bath

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8. Timelines

Fire From The Ashes: Montserrat’s Literary Timeline

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7. Voices from overseas

We Thank You View >