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What DID it look like over there? |
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Photos Five |
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Ole Time Suppm Come Back Again . . . |
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My daughter Calypso Jewel, named after the Greek/Roman sorceress (Circe) in the Odysseus stories, holding up my younger daughter Sapphira in the water at Long Bay near Cosmo's on a football match day in 1983 |
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the baby girl, Sapphira Azur, same time, same station - does anyone love salty banana chips like Sapphira did? |
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What a great day for a picnic on the beach! |
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Big sister starting a sand castle. Those were the days, in the wide open spaces that once were around Cosmo's |
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Looking toward Lucea in 1980 |
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Yes, I know. Thousands were printed like that |
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a beach in Hanover in 82 |
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The famous PIRATE with his friends in Negril courtesy pirate_hideaway@yahoo.com |
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An afternoon spent after school with schoolmates from Green Island Primary at the beach in Green Island near our home in Hanover, 1986 |
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Bamboo Avenue |
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Carnival Time in Kingston |
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When luxury didn't always matter during Negril's Golden Years |
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My likkle garden patch in Orange Bay housing scheme |
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Family dinner JA style |
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Downtown Negril Craft Market, property area, circa 1982 |
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Yet another Bloody Bay scene. I suppose you can tell I spent a lot of time there. Hope you aren't tired of looking at the place yet! |
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Friends in the Craft Market at downtown Negril, circa 1983. |
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the Minister (Rev. Coalsingh) that married us in October of 1984 |
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De likkle shop a de cahnuh, and craft vendor wares |
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was there anyone who did not wear camo the first half of the Eighties? Actually, me. . . |
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chatting in Jamaica happens on the road, not in an electronic box |
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I remember my first taste of mannish water. It happened at a collection of roadside stalls. I was on a trip to the North Coast with Lloyd Hamilton, and we were headed out to Sunsplash 79 at Jarrett Park, with a film crew in tow behind us. We turned inland from Spanish Town and in between Linstead and Ewarton, not far from that red lake poisoned by the alumina plant, there were about 30 stalls selling every kind of cooked food you could imagine, and all wonderful. I had my first taste of fire-roasted corn there too.
Now these food stall collections are on every major thoroughfare across the country, but there were less few then. |
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Okay! Okay! A couple more Bloody Bay pictures after this and then I am done with the Bloody Bays. I promise! |
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These two photos are old time pics of Little Bay, near Negril, Bob Marley's getaway spot. I've never been to Little Bay but will make a point of it next time I go down. Photos courtesy of Sis I of Austin, Texas. Thanks for sharing with the world, Sis I! |
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my Ole Time Simtin . . .
Kojak before the Negril boom |
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Negril late 80's |
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North of Lucea, in 1980 and below, in 1987, unchanged, and probably today as well |
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Long Bay, 1984 or 1985 |
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Calm Seas, at Little Bay(?) Photo courtesy I.M. |
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Another beach view in under-rated Hanover |
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The Blue Hole, North Coast, at least 150' deep |
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Boys will be boys . . . |
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impromptu playtime at Bloody Bay . . . Pela, Poom, Kojak |
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