By DAMIAN TULLY-POINTON - Monday, October 26, 2009 Grand Cayman: Divers can kiss a stingray while sun-worshippers savour the laid-back lifestyle on the largest of the three Cayman Islands 'Hell' was the last word I expected to say while in the Cayman Islands, let alone visit the place. Yet here I am, in a town called Hell, composing an 'I've been to Hell and back' postcard, which will be postmarked 'Hell'. I mean, who could resist? 'It's a hell of a sight, isn't it,' remarks Ivan the horned shopkeeper as I scan the decidedly evil-looking landscape behind his hot-red post office-cum-giftshop. Forged out of eroded, algae-blackened limestone, the jagged vista is what earned the spot, found on Hell Road (naturally) in Grand Cayman's West Bay, its name. There are numerous stories but they generally all involve someone saying 'this... [read full story]
