Water discolored

[Jaherring]

Plant breakdown??...lol. That is raw sewage. Plain and simple.

[Rob]

Plant breakdown??...lol. That is raw sewage. Plain and simple.

Sorry you are confused. The "plant breakdown" means plant material/foliage breakdown, not the water treatment plant. That is not raw sewage - it is just like tea leaves that produce the color of the tea. The water treatment plant is in full working condition thus there is no raw sewage. That is the plain and simple truth.

[Accompong]

I propose a solution to this back-and-forth "is it or isn't it" discussion.

How about if we all (at least those who care) put up a dollar and have a water testing kit purchased and have someone take a sample.

If it comes out to be "crap" - then post that as a fact.

If it comes out to be "pee" - then post that as a fact.

If it comes out (as Rob stated) - then let's post that result and call it a "fact" for all time to come.

You can Google "water test results for Negril River" which I just did and get nada, zip, nothing of consequence. But, in the meantime lets put it in the "things to do tomorrow" file drawer before we can actually fill in the blanks and solve this non-Agatha Christy worthy whodunit.

Just a piece of levity to brighten up you otherwise boring day spent on the computer.

Peace and Guidance

[kylake]

[B][FONT=Arial Black][SIZE=3][COLOR="#800080"]I propose a solution to this back-and-forth "is it or isn't it" discussion.

Testing and publicly posting. We must have been posting at almost the same time. But should this not be covered by someone besides the tourist, like Negril tourism or Jamaica tourism commissions?