Gerry G's TRAIL OF ASHES TOUR Final Chapter -- The Mighty Californian's return

Here are some more pics (top to bottom):

1, Last call? Are you kidding me???

2, Nicholette, the great server at Catcha

3, The beautiful Westernder Inn

4, Yeah mon

Yup! Marko, lets call this The "New" Boardie Legends of Negril!

Kinda has a ring!

Happy Travels

Skb

Here are some more pics (top to bottom):

1, Clarol, the great server for Seastar Inn

2, gerryg123 out on the open seas

3, Alicia from Seasplash: 'This smoothie is for you'

The boardie population at Seastar Inn is building up. Cabbie Shayne arrived with Brasi and his two teen kids today, joining the likes of myself, Juli, CaptainD and a couple of others.

Brasi is staying in room 7 for one night, then switching to No. 20 tomorrow next door to my room.

I went to Catcha Falling Star for sunset, and the rest of the evening was filled with good food, overproof rum and a German sax player providing entertainment at Seastar Inn.

I crashed hard and slept well. The plan is to go spearfishing early tomorrow beginning at 7 a.m.

<3 Clarol! She was so sweet to us in October.

Sorry for your loss, GG. Sounds like you are having a super chill time.

Yes, Clarol is very attentive and always in a great mood. She is one of the top workers at Seastar Inn, and I probably drove her crazy with all my little special requests, but she was always all smiles.

Sound's like things are starting to hop now.
I was wondering what happened to Brasi. I haven't seen him on here in a loooong time.

Here's some pics from the country ....

GerryG, lovin it as always - really appreciate the pictures. I am howling at the Last Call picture - it is my favorite so far.Perfect expression, I feel your pain!

It's early Saturday morning in Negril, and the wind has picked up a bit -- that's bad news because it's too choppy to snorkel/spearfish, so I have to figure out another way to occupy myself.

Since I was awake and ready to do something, I decided to start up the motor bike and cruise down the hill, past Rockhouse and the little shops across the way, past Canoe (I waved to Kirby, who was making coffee), past the strip of hotels on seven mile, past Long Bay, all the way to the RIUs -- that's where I first started in Negril about 12 years ago. I like to tell folks I graduated from the RIU!

I returned to Seastar Inn and hung with Brasi and few others for a bit, then made my way to Westender to visit with Negril Bill, who works there. There were four expat ladies from the USA hangin' out at Westender Inn, and it was fascinating getting to know them. All of them had fallen in love with young Rasta men, and wow did they have some stories, mostly good but a few bad ones, too. One of them was single, a nice lady from New Hampshire named Margi (wants to be in report), and we made loose plans to maybe hook up later. She is blonde with dreadlocks, and her beautiful hair intrigued me.

Back at Seastar Inn again, Juli was hangin' out. She's a beautiful boardie with a great spirit, and she, Brasi, CaptainD and myself have been spending a lot of time together. In the afternoon, I made my way towards Rick's Cafe, not to check out the divers and tourists but to buy a nice plate of roadside Jerk from Season to the Bone, a young local who cooks a mean chicken.

I took a little rest, preparing for the big Saturday night party at Seastar Inn. I have a feeling it's going to be a great night.