My husband just told me - "We are NOT taking so many clothes this year"! Ha - I will share Col Andy's with him - maybe he can work some overtime:) We wear jeans for the plane and have used them a few times at night - not often though!
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My husband just told me - "We are NOT taking so many clothes this year"! Ha - I will share Col Andy's with him - maybe he can work some overtime:) We wear jeans for the plane and have used them a few times at night - not often though!
dats all you'll need for your entire stay......day and night.....Negril is the capital of casualQuote:
Originally Posted by celt
dressing up is putting on a pair of slacks or jeans in Negril....
which mi have only done on rare occasions.......lol
Cool Runnings, Marko
I have always found that during the winter months, I always want to have a pair of jeans and a few long sleeve tees. Quite frankly, the Christmas winds can bring a bit of a chill. I tend to chill rather quickly, so I'd rather be safe and warm. Every December and early Jan. I always have used them. Generally, one sweatshirt is great to have along...just in case. Enjoy!
Hey ! ! ! That is my line .............. but feel free to use it anytime ! ! ! ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Col. Andy & Wildcat Pam
At that time of year I always wear jeans and a fleece sweater/jacket when I go. It can get "cold" at night. If the temperature is 30C during the day and slips to 20C at night - you will feel a difference (I always do). Better to be safe than sorry and if you find you are cold- good luck finding a sweater.
Make sure you take some bug spray with Deet. We just returned last week and the pests were peskier than usual, at night, especially on the legs and ankle and not just on the beach. So, if you wear nothing at all, bring lots of DEET.
but be careful with the full strength deet. spray it under you clothes and the resultant inflammation can be worse than the bug bites. I use the 8 - 10% deet varieties with great success. The 90+% deet stuff is too strong for my skin to handle if applied liberally
That why i take long sleeved t shirts and track suit bottoms to wear and night, by spraying the deet onto the clothes not skin it lasts longerQuote:
Originally Posted by Weathermon & Mi Lady
always bring sweatshirt and jacket never use them
We arrived on Dec 27 last year and those Christmas winds were quite chilly. We landed wearing shorts but were quickly changing into long pants and jackets. The winds that 1st night were constant and full of dampness - that's what made me so cold. It wasn't this way every night (just the odd one) I suggest 1 pair of pants and 1 light jacket - I wear that coming in now and change on the plane or at the airport.
Mango warming his hands over hot fries at Canoe(it wasn't THAT cold - just being funny)
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I have never seen Rob with a full shoe on!!! That spoke volume to me lol
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