I love Negril

[johng]

Many of us return to Negril for the same reason. Mine being a cool laid back vibe that I have felt nowhere else. Rob spells it out pretty good, back in the late 60's and 70's Negril was quite a novelty, very limited electricity and running water. The entire Negril beach only had about 5 hotels but many guest cottages and camping areas. Very little crime although once in a great while something bad happened.

Today it is entirely different except the positive vibe that exists for the most part. I Love Negril!!

[M&G Montreal]

Well said, Flip! I agree, totally!!! And this is the second post I've seen today that indicated Negril is not a town. I never knew that! You learn something new everyday!
So, like, what do you have to do to achieve town status, Rob?

[Rob]

...So, like, what do you have to do to achieve town status, Rob?

Like, have a larger population... (grin)

By the next census we will have it!

[captaind]

By the next census we will have it!

Who'd a thunk it ?

Cap

[Jenn]

Flip - you sure hit the nail on the head! I agree 100%! Life isn't perfect - why should my paradise be?
On the final count down now....a few more days!

[hey_mon]

Beauty, perfection and paradise are all in the eye of the beholder. Negril has morphed from a sleepy fishing village to what it is today, but it sounds like it holds a piece of all of our hearts, just cradling them in a different kind of way.

[johng]

hey-mon,

Were you recently in JA?? Negril & TB as well? How was your trip?? Curious to hear your thoughts and any pictures.

johng

[M&G Montreal]

Like, have a larger population... (grin)

By the next census we will have it!

LOL! Cute, Rob! Let me be more specific ... what is the present population of Negril and what do you need to be a "town". Big city girl here. And Canadian to boot!