The hilltop on which Rasta pioneer Leonard P. Howell built his great house has a 360-degree view of the lands below. It's aptly called The Pinnacle, and has a view to die for.
On that hill and much of the land surrounding it was where Howell established the first Rastafari village in Jamaica. The village was completely destroyed in 1953 and Howell was thrown off the land. He died in 1981 in a cave, not far from the ruins of his great house.
