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Life is 'irie, mon' in Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae

The Province "But on a recent trip south of Ocho Rios to the mountainous village of Nine Mile, where reggae and Rastafarian legend Bob Marley was born, raised and laid to rest, my husband Steve and I meet the genuine article in a beaming tour guide who's been featured in several YouTube videos.

The rich patois that is Jamaica's second language is evident as he keeps up the steady patter of a standup comedian and frequently bursts into song."

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