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    Chet & Coleen that video was a beautiful dedication to Dennis. R.I.P. Dennis

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    Chet, that was a wonderful compilation of photos. I especially liked the song and the seldom heard harmonica in a reggae song. Who sang the song?

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    Marley & The Wailers did it in 2 versions - Wailin Soul & Pounder

    Ziggy released it with Willie Nelson here a while back, I think it is a kid's version, they do a choo choo choo thing in it that has to be young directed - it has your reggae back beat feel

    I like the harp in the Bunny Wailer version which I used in the wmv
    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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    Great post, Chet and Coleen ...

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Size:  74.0 KB Such a beautiful tribute, Chet and Colleen. Dennis holds so many memories in my life, also. He will be dearly missed by many. Prayers of strength and healing to all of the Lynch family. RIP Dennis ~Bless~

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    Nice, Chet and Colleen. I always bring a light too (usually solar flashlight) and at the end of my trip I give it to the person who provided the most light during my stay. always greatly appreciated!

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    Respect for the pictures Hoobus & Countryman

    I hear "hayy" when I see your first one Countryman
    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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    One time my wife and I stopped out to Whoopies mid afternoon after leaving Cosmos where we had spent the morning and lunch. Just us, the goats and Dennis making rum and OJs. Teacha describes the ritualistic preparation. Holy water that brings on the green flash. Whoopies is the only place I've ever seen it so I know that I'm right. We talked of many things, fools and kings and this is what he said to me after a jolly group showed up to break the spell, "I liked it better when it was just the three of us."
    We're all in this together and none of us is getting out alive.

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    Lovely slideshow Chet and Coleen .
    Linda and I would stop for a beautiful early morning view from Hammock Park on our walks from Seastar to Out of Town Pastry before Dennis opened. (he would not have approved)

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