Jamaica Or Haiti?

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This is a fishing canoe - you'll see them in both countries but this one was taken in Jamaica.

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Better off fishermen use sailboats like this. Again you'll see them in both countries - but this one was taken in Haiti

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Out in the country is probably one of the more difficult places to identify. This is a home in the mountains in Jamaica.

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If you got this one right there's a good chance it's because you've been there. This is the Hotel Oloffson in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, known as Gingerbread architecture. It is miraculously completely intact after the earthquake.

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Just a random street shot, this one in Jamaica. The giveaway in this shot is the KFC sign in the background - you won't see American chains in Haiti.

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Kids playing marbles. This was in Nine Mile - the town where Bob Marley was born (behind me was a pot plantation - i figured showing a photo of that would be a dead giveaway).

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The bay where our villa in Jamaica was

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San Marc, Haiti is in the distance - taken from the outskirts.

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A mural inside Hotel Oloffson. The giveaway in this photo would be the RAM in the top left.

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A small house in the mountain outer areas of Petion--Ville above Port-au-Prince

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A rastafarian house in the country in Jamaica

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A building along the road in Haiti - I'm not sure what it was, looks to be closed now.

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Farmed mountains in Haiti

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This is in the mountains in Jamaica. The only noticeable difference from the mountains in Haiti is that there are more trees.

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In Haiti most electricity, antennas etc are makeshift - but this one I saw in Jamaica, made from a treebranch, a broomstick and old coathangers. A level of innovation a lot of us have lost due to laziness and convenience.

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Sunset at a beach in San Marc, Haiti

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Sunset at a beach near Jacmel, Haiti.

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An open windowed church in Jamaica. Although both countries are very religious, the giveaways here would be that Jamaica is largely protestant while Haiti is largely Catholic (hard to tell from this photo) and that the cemetaries in Haiti don't tend to be so close to the church and are generally very colorful. But that's stretching it - I wouldn't be surprised to see this church in Haiti.

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Cutting a coconut open with a machete for us in a market? That absolutely happens in both countries. If you guessed right here it would have to be because of the nice car behind him, or luck.

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Beautiful stucco beach house among palm trees. Yep, Haiti - near Jacmel.