In 1979, Lewis shared the Nobel Prize for Economics with American Theodore Schultz. Not bad for a small-island orphan who didn t know the meaning of economics when he started college. He died in 1991, at the age of 76.
nspoiled nature runs rampant on Dominica (Dom-i-NEE-ca). Clean rivers lead to isolated waterfalls hidden in the dense foliage of the vast rainforest that covers standby relocations the rugged inland mountains. Parts of the island are so fertile and wild that scientists consider them a laboratory of 10,000-year-old plant life. It s as close to the Garden of Eden as anyplace on earth; a modern Jurassic Park.
The first people standby relocations to live on the paradise island of St. Lucia were peaceful, artistic Arawak Indians, who populated most of the Caribbean Islands. They most likely arrived around AD 200 and supported themselves by hunting, fishing and farming. About AD 800, the Caribs made an aggressive appearance, conquered the Arawaks, set up villages, and named the island Hewanorra, Land Where the Iguana Is Found.
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