How I got to Jamaica...too.

[Bnewb]

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[Accompong]

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Thanks, Lisa. Please thank Rob for letting me go on and on....

I started writing and posting this long thread on May 12th, the 36 years after the day my wife died and finished it today May 23rd, 36 years to the day of her funeral. I needed to get this all down while I had the time and could remember everything.

Perhaps I will see you and Rob later this year if I get to Negril.
Peace, Guidance and Respect.

[sixcats]

Thank you for sharing. I am sorry for the loss of your wife.

[Shaggy]

what a wonderful story, thanks for sharing

[Accompong]

what a wonderful story, thanks for sharing

Thanks Shaggy. "It wasn't me"

Respect.

[Maralunatic]

Loved loved loved your story! Thank you for writing down your memories.

I do trip reports when I can, mostly because I can look back at them to jump start my memories..

[TuffGong]

Great story, loved reading all of it, fantastic contribution to the board.

Vacations are temporary, but the stories last a lifetime and you cannot put a value on that.

[Accompong]

Great story, loved reading all of it, fantastic contribution to the board.

Vacations are temporary, but the stories last a lifetime and you cannot put a value on that.

Thank you TuffGong.

This self-imposed quarantine has me doing a little introspection and longing for some better times. All these years of traveling and staying all around Jamaica left me with a wealth of memories and a deep well of experiences to draw upon.

Respect.

[Accompong]

Loved loved loved your story! Thank you for writing down your memories.

I do trip reports when I can, mostly because I can look back at them to jump start my memories..

Although I rarely react to the trip reports I read here on this site, I do enjoy most of them. Why not do a trip report? As you say, "they can jump start your memories" and we all can use a little boost right now.

Thank you for your words of appreciation. By writing my memories down, it has me looking at the calendar and checking fares again.

Respect.

[Accompong]

Just a few more photos....
Out on Lime Cay, this shelter over a picnic table has seen better days...

Spending the day with "Hunter" Wint.

The Kingston Skyline looking back from Lime Cay

A look down from the verandah of Firefly with Port Maria and Cabarita Island in the distance.

My good and now departed friend Jah Mike Higgins.


Thank you.