Treasure Hunting
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January 23, 2010

Treasure Hunting

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Bacchanal Jamaica launched its 2010 presentation at the Blue Mountain Suite, Knutsford Court Hotel, on Wednesday, January 20. Entitled “Bacchanal Treasures”, the carnival season will begin at the Mas Camp Village on Friday, February 5, and culminate with the road march on Sunday, April 11. From left: Models Jhnnell Eastman for Digicel’s Treasures of Kashmir, Rosina Casserly for the Jamaica Observer’s Burmese Sunset, Fallon Lutchmansing for Pure Country’s Aztec Gold and Alexis Nunez for Emeralds of Chivor sponsored by Heineken. Photo: Karl McLarty

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