While visiting Jamaica, Britain's Prince Charles and his Royal Mistress Camilla toured the former home of reggae legend Bob Marley and got a chance to rock out to some reggae rhythms. Marley's old house at 56 Hope Road is home to a museum, recording studios, and a large community of the singer's Rastafarian brethren. During their time on Hope Road, the Prince and Camilla visited with this group of Rastas and joined in on a traditional drum circle. Afterwards, Charles remarked: "I think I rather ruined that one." I wonder if anyone tried to pass the Prince a spliff while he was drumming. For Chuck's sake, I hope he doesn't realize the Rastas are basically talking about him when they're doing all that singing about "chanting down Babylon." Check out a video of all the Princely awkwardness after the jump.

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Based on the top searches on Travelistic this week, I’d say that European-summer-trip planning is kicking into gear:


– Switzerland
– Italy
– Jamaica
– London
– Paris

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– Architecture
– Beaches
– Drinking
– Scuba
– Snowboarding

Miami: More than the Super Bowl
– “Super Bowl host has serene, artsy sides under the glitz” (SF Chronicle)
- “Party time in Miami: You do have a room, right?” (Chicago Tribune)

Buenos Aires for Vegetarians
– “Steak out in Buenos Aires” (Guardian)

Caribbean Island Guide
– “The 10 Point Caribbean Escapes Plan” (NYT)

China: Hiking the Great Wall
– “Wall to wall adventure” (Sydney Morning Herald)

Italy’s Hippy Hill Town
– “Calcata, Italy: Where Newcomers Gave an Old Town a Second Life” (NYT)

Mexico City Dining
– “In Mexico City, Regional Flavors Unchanged by the Big City” (NYT)

St. Petersburg, FL: Not Just for Oldsters
– “A Fountain of Youth” (Washington Post)