Kahuna3,

Mon,

No need to rant. I have nothing to do with Al Gore, politics, religion or otherwise. The only point I was trying to make is that Negril Beach seemingly is eroding to the point of considering man made brake waters and potentially dredging sand. I have never said anything negative about Negril, Jamaica, Jamaicans, anybody. I am not beating any environmental drums. Yes I have not been to Negril since 2012 so I admit that the beach could very well have rebounded. I am not living in the past either. New England 50 years ago was much more pristine too, everywhere was, fact of life. I have traveled to Negril probably 40 times since the 70's and have traveled around the entire island several times. I love Negril so not sure what the issue is other than the reality of rapid growth and development in a small area and I am sad to see the deterioration of the most beautiful beach that I have ever been to.

As they used to say in Negril and hopefully still do "No Problem"

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Michael Manley PM, October 1980 at the Negril Beach Club prior to a rally at the roundabout the day before the 1980 Jamaican Elections