Great thread topic - I love hearing the little stories behind the pic chosen to be avatar.
Did anyone else notice that in rjonsun's cliff dive photo - that cloud makes it look like you have a little gas-assisted power!!!
Or is it just me? LOL
Here's mine. From my second trip to Jamaica - first and only time to Ochi - at Dunn's River Falls.
Whenever I post it with a caption, this is it:
Me and my Jamaican twin. I know it's hard to tell us apart, but I'm the one on the right.
Last edited by Ohio_Buckeye_1; 04-30-2012 at 08:34 PM.
08: Jan-NegrilTreehouse
08: Nov-RoomsOnTheBeach, Ochi & TobysResort, MoBay
09: Apr-Legends, Negril
09: Dec-Legends, Negril
10: Apr-HolidayInnSunspree, Mobay & SeastarInn, Negril
10: Nov&Dec-SeastarInn & FunHoliday, Negril & SunsetResort, Treasure Beach
11: Mar-FootePrints & NegrilBeachClubCondos, Negril
11: Sep-Legends, Negril
12: Sep-SeastarInn, Negril
13: Mar-Match Resort & Bay View Resort, Port Antonio & El Greco, MoBay
13: Dec-SeastarInn & Shields, Negril & VerneyHouse, MoBay
Yes, Elvino, Great shot.!
Recently back from a trip to Machu Picchu, Peru and updated my avatar from a 1974 photo at MP to one just taken in abou the same spot.
Regards,
Bob
Old & new photos
Regards,
Bob
Bob, I love the 'full circle' of those two photos. What a blessing to be able to make that journey twice in a lifetime. You haven't changed a bit!
i thought the background looked similar.. what a clear day in the 70's!
Also visted MP in 1974.Magical place !
I have to say when I first read this thread and looked at all the pics I was anticipating posting after I went to Jamaica. So, here it is:
I walked by Sexy Rexy's on the way to the lighthouse. I was sad he wasn't there. But, hey, I was!
Now, that makes me happy, I've been and well you know!
Last edited by bjritz; 06-13-2012 at 09:40 AM.
Regarding your two pics rjonsun, wow.... just wow!
If you are worried about something, do something about it. If there is nothing you can do, why worry!
Another day at Kosmo's
I have won many awards in a lifetime of competition and service. But the highest was offered without plaque or fanfare on a hilltop in post Ivan Jamaica. A true Rasta and a dear friend observed "Chet you are like a father of men, you see need and fulfill that need without being asked". Let us be travelers and not tourist.
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