Don't hate it.. The cane field is on the low side and It may be a fact of life in Hawaii but not the case here.. I think its because they have a greater elevation Barbados is a coral cap island.. and it's highest point is about 1300 feet above sea level.. The Parish of St. John is one of the highest points so the water doesn't have time to build up any speed to cut the landscape.. Along with We have a natural gully system that is well established so rain water heads for the gullies. Also unlike Hawaii cane harvest happens at the beginning of the dry season.. and they replant before the next rainy season.
I have been trying to get a Topo Survey from the surveyor for the past 2 months.. Just one of the wonderful things of working with the local here.. They never think things are time sensitive..or if it ain't staring them in the eyes.. they forget..I am not sure who does an on line topo of Barbados.. I am still in the process of trying to locate the land on Google Earth.. But to answer your question ... I don't know..GRIN...But if I was to really guesstimate I say no more than 4 acres..
