Awesome, you make my day when I log on and see that you've posted something that will take my mind to Negril. Thank you for that little slice of heaven.
Awesome, you make my day when I log on and see that you've posted something that will take my mind to Negril. Thank you for that little slice of heaven.
Roland, your ability to speak so fluidly about your experiences is intoxicating. It was a pleasure reading your writings over the past couple years and was only trumped by hanging out with you. Few appreciate their surroundings as much as you and your ability to articulate is much appreciated.
To me, Negril is second to none when it comes to the characters you will encounter. Both local and travelers........
Agree with Booger, you sir point out the little things that make Negril such a special place.
Thanks for taking the time to share these moments.
Bugs! EEK
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PS What Booger said ^
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Yes ditto what Booger & Davevols said. Loving it.
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Thank You Booger, Lady Jane, Mo and Davevols.
I appreciate your comments. Sometimes I feel like I’m just amusing myself (which I am, and that’s OK!) but it makes me happy to hear that I’m amusing others at the same time.
Wow, what a difference a day makes!
Today would not be a good day to be on the beach. Even in Jamaica the weather sometimes turns cold.
A cold – yes, I said cold - wind is blasting in from the north bringing with it low clouds and rain. The surface of Long Bay is frothy with waves and there is a broad swath of white foam breaking along the beach. ‘The sea is angry today my friends.’
I stood out on the wall, buffeted by strong gusts, and watched a squall bully its way across the bay. Booby Cay and the green hills beyond the Great Morass disappeared in the mist. The trees in the yard whipped around energetically in the gale. Drops of rain, propelled by the wind, peppered hard against my bare arms stinging my skin. I actually felt chilled. It was glorious.
Closer, along the shore in front of Sunshine Plaza, a couple of dozen Frigate birds cavorted the changing air currents. They were loving it; floating effortlessly with their long swept-back wings held rigid. Darting from side to side, climbing and diving and cruising with the gusts. I’m sure they are doing the bird equivalent of laughing out loud and grinning. They are a joy to watch. I envy the absolute freedom that their graceful movements embody.
When it started to rain hard I reluctantly went back into the house.
Apparently, this weather is predicted to last for the next few days.
I think I’ll close the windows, put on some socks and a couple of t-shirts, brew a hot tea and put in some quality time with my Kindle.
My Books:
Walk Good - Sunset Negril - Night NurseAvailable @ www.amazon.com - search 'Roland Reimer'
As cold and windy as it is here K3 its still beautiful!
Some people were born in the wrong century....I was born in the wrong country!
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I agree with Crusher... still the place to be. We also enjoy your reports K3... soon come.
Cool tree frog pix! Big moth! I enjoy how you notice nature, I do the same thing. I once spent about 10 minutes tripping over a moth on the verandah that was decorated with hot pink and purple highlights on his wings. Our Creator is awesome!
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