You can now search the entire Negril.com site...

On the main page, scroll down past the heading section and you will see the Google search bar. We will be fine tuning it based on your suggestions and Google limitations.

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Rob,

Good job!

Love the link to RealNegril.com archives!
Spent a few hours scrolling through the old days!!!

Thanks,

VVHT aka Happy

I really enjoy looking at the photos from the past! :encouragement:

Great job Rob.. My old mind can't remember things.....

Rob, Thanks! I got hooked on this page for 2 rainy days this past weekend lost in time.
I could not find a way start at the very begin and never got that far with the previous button, I got back to 1999.
It looks like I missed it and hit it on a-off night at the Yacht Club on an-off night.
What happen to Rasta Johnny?
Thanks again!


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But then again there is never an-off night in 1980 Negril.


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But that did not stop the sun-set.
I could see from the photos that the place did rock back then.

There is a naming scheme for the old pages. When you click on Previous, notice the end of the URL and the date on the page.

If you are in 1999, there will be a 99 near the end of the URL address. Edit the address to 98, hit enter and you are now one year earlier. But I do recommend hitting the Previous button. There are some amazing things that appeared on those old pages.

We don't get anything at all from anyone clicking through the old pages, no ad money, no increased traffic (its on a separate domain). There is no incentive to tell you to do this, but it is a daily diary of what was happening over 20 years ago. As you noticed it can be fun to check out.

Speaking of Rasta John, I saw him last month sitting on a bench outside the new HiLo. He has more hair than me, but it has grayed equally. We spent so much time together all those years ago, we are like brothers. We gave each other a smile and a head nod, and that was it. No words were necessary.

Thanks, I looked at every page going back, great memory’s.
You now have to get all the great old trip reports up.
The old timer always had a lot to say.
Thanks