sorry to be off topic but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot my account password. I love any help you can offer me
@Zahir Parker Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
This is the best Negril Jamaica video I've seen. Amazing views, great reggae music and no talking!! Watched it all the way through. Good job drone master😁
I lived in Jamaica in late 60. Built Holiday Inn & Intercontinental Hotels in Rose Hall. Went to Negril many Times. Back then, there was hardly anything there, but just the greatest beach ever and a lot of privacy! I don't think any hotels , maybe a bar...Have always loved Jamaica
Hitched from Smiths Falls Ontario to Miami in 1974, caught a flight to Montego Bay, then, along with some guys I met at the airport from Wisconsin we shared a cab to Negril . After a night I cannot believe I woke up alive from I met a lady named Rosie. We camped on her property at the cliffs for two months. Shopped the village for essentials, had the pleasure to meet the coolest people one could imagine, enjoyed lobster dinners for a pittance, smoked the best pot, Red Stripe beer is not the best beer, but,.... lounged in a hammock watching the sun set. Walked that beach every day. Might have crossed paths with no more than 15 to 20 people each time, some clothed, some not. Negril, paradise you say... not any more.
Thank you for this. I have been wondering what the old T-Water property looked like now (alas, it's that huge pile of trash by the Beach House). So sad -- that was a great little hotel. Aside from the Beach House, Coconut International, and Charela Inn (which has grown a lot) I don't recognize a thing there anymore.
I read that someone bought the property (finally) and something will be built there, but so far no action. We stayed there 5 times in the early 1990s. Loved those beachfront rooms.
Did they use mini plastic bananas as currency at T-Water when you were there in the 90's? They would clip together to wear around your neck. They did this in the 80's when I was there. They did that to reduce the risk of the employees stealing cash. I don't think it helped because the workers ended up selling them at a steep discount. I miss that place.
No, that was gone by the time we started going there. I think they gave us wristbands.I know three of the staff from when we used to go there -- Earl (dining room), Lionel (bartender) and Miss Bea (breakfast) have passed away. :-( I heard recently that Jack still has the "Local Motion" boat around there, near Beach House Condos.
I don't quite remember any of those names -Im surprised I at least didn't remember the bartenders name -I spent enough time at the bar -lol. Funny you should mention the Beach House Condos. That's exactly where I stayed after T-Water closed down. Not a bad place but prefered ol' T-Water. In the 2000's we would rent a house called Hikaru located on the beach in Treasure Beach. Very quiet in that area. I guess I was looking for that as I get older. I haven't been to Jamaica since 2005 and I definitely have to make some plans one of these days.
ktegantvoort...I "use" to stay at The Riu Place Tropical Bay Resort on Bloody Bay. I stayed at The Negril Treehouse for a month Feb 11 to March 13.. I Had the time of my life. Already booked February 2019. 7 mile beach is the real Jamaican Jive. I'll be there with my drone . The music your playing is true Jamaican sounds. Hope to see you there. Drinks are on me..yeah!!
Maybe it was just me and my experience, but as an American I was treated horrible. I couldn't even enjoy this beach because every time I turned around someone was trying to hassle me for money. When I was nice enough to purchase homemade products from the locals, they would then ask for more money than originally priced. I also witnessed my drinks being more expensive as I am a white female. The black man next to me, he got the EXACT same drink it was half the price. (Maragaritaville) I learned a lot about their culture when I was there, ya'mon is just a nice way of saying fuck you. The jamaicans also say the word "respect" a LOT which means give me more money.
Wow!! I'm sorry all that happened to you. Don't know where exactly you stayed but just know that your experience was in no way the true reflection of Jamaica
Am sorry u went through that experience. A lot of tourist complain about the same thing. This beautiful land is getting a bad name because of those hustlers. Best way to enjoy Jamaica is rolling with a jamaican. Next time link me up, if u ever reconsider
Yeah man and respect doesn’t mean that lol I don’t know who the hell told u that but they do have people who annoy the tourists the police usually try to stop them if they see it
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Jamaica in my mind and my soul, never forget the colors of sand, sea, sky. Hope to come back as soon as possible.
sorry to be off topic but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot my account password. I love any help you can offer me
@Zayd Elijah Instablaster ;)
@Zahir Parker Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
This is the best Negril Jamaica video I've seen. Amazing views, great reggae music and no talking!!
Watched it all the way through. Good job drone master😁
Thanks, I’m glad you liked it.
Give thanks for that super beautiful video. Can‘t wait to return to that paradise next summer!
WOW!!! This is out-of-this-world beautiful!
Positive vibrations from Jamaica - thank you.
I miss you Jamaca in my mind forever
Omgosh! I 💕 this!!!
We'll see you soon #Negril May/June 2021 Birthday Beach Getaway ⛱ 🇯🇲
What An Astoundingly Beautiful Blessing ~
thanks for the great video. and yes, finally one with the "right" soundtrack!
Marco Facen I’m glad you enjoyed the video. You obviously like the old school reggae. Can’t wait to go back next year. Respect!!
Agreed. Old school. Just right.
I’ve just about had enough of the generic google music...
Great video, we were a year ago there. You bring back good memories. Your video is in our playlist. 👍 Thanks Greeting MM on Tour
I lived in Jamaica in late 60. Built Holiday Inn & Intercontinental Hotels in Rose Hall. Went to Negril many Times. Back then, there was hardly anything there, but just the greatest beach ever and a lot of privacy! I don't think any hotels , maybe a bar...Have always loved Jamaica
I heard things have change a lot but still an awesome beach.
just came back 2 days ago, you just flew by our hotel. i am back in december. I love negril. is just awesome.
I used to stay at a place called green leaf cabins. Way better than a resort.
Hitched from Smiths Falls Ontario to Miami in 1974, caught a flight to Montego Bay, then, along with some guys I met at the airport from Wisconsin we shared a cab to Negril . After a night I cannot believe I woke up alive from I met a lady named Rosie. We camped on her property at the cliffs for two months. Shopped the village for essentials, had the pleasure to meet the coolest people one could imagine, enjoyed lobster dinners for a pittance, smoked the best pot, Red Stripe beer is not the best beer, but,.... lounged in a hammock watching the sun set. Walked that beach every day. Might have crossed paths with no more than 15 to 20 people each time, some clothed, some not. Negril, paradise you say... not any more.
KUYABA rocks. Tell Egerton that Mr Joe said hello.
Would have been nice to see the ocean too.
Thank you for this. I have been wondering what the old T-Water property looked like now (alas, it's that huge pile of trash by the Beach House). So sad -- that was a great little hotel. Aside from the Beach House, Coconut International, and Charela Inn (which has grown a lot) I don't recognize a thing there anymore.
I clearly remember T-Water. I stayed there several times during the 80's. I see it's been reduced to piles of rubble.
I read that someone bought the property (finally) and something will be built there, but so far no action. We stayed there 5 times in the early 1990s. Loved those beachfront rooms.
Did they use mini plastic bananas as currency at T-Water when you were there in the 90's? They would clip together to wear around your neck. They did this in the 80's when I was there. They did that to reduce the risk of the employees stealing cash. I don't think it helped because the workers ended up selling them at a steep discount. I miss that place.
No, that was gone by the time we started going there. I think they gave us wristbands.I know three of the staff from when we used to go there -- Earl (dining room), Lionel (bartender) and Miss Bea (breakfast) have passed away. :-( I heard recently that Jack still has the "Local Motion" boat around there, near Beach House Condos.
I don't quite remember any of those names -Im surprised I at least didn't remember the bartenders name -I spent enough time at the bar -lol.
Funny you should mention the Beach House Condos. That's exactly where I stayed after T-Water closed down. Not a bad place but prefered ol' T-Water. In the 2000's we would rent a house called Hikaru located on the beach in Treasure Beach. Very quiet in that area. I guess I was looking for that as I get older. I haven't been to Jamaica since 2005 and I definitely have to make some plans one of these days.
Is there any place better than this?
Saw my Grand Pineapple. The beach is narrower than it used to be.
i like it !
I stayed at the palm trees, but i live here in jamaica
My...country
Where in negril is this? What is the name of this beach?
7 Mile Beach starting at Negril Palms Resort to town
Defiantly a awesome video. I love 7 mile beach. I'm there/here right now. ☺️ I got to get me a drone.
Thanks for watching. We were just there filming this less than a month ago. It’s always nice to have that much beach. Enjoy being there.
Not sure if you saw my flight in the morning. Very peaceful time.
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ktegantvoort...I "use" to stay at The Riu Place Tropical Bay Resort on Bloody Bay. I stayed at The Negril Treehouse for a month Feb 11 to March 13.. I Had the time of my life.
Already booked February 2019. 7 mile beach is the real Jamaican Jive. I'll be there with my drone . The music your playing is true Jamaican sounds. Hope to see you there. Drinks are on me..yeah!!
Just came back from here....... I'm never going back.
Why?
Maybe it was just me and my experience, but as an American I was treated horrible. I couldn't even enjoy this beach because every time I turned around someone was trying to hassle me for money. When I was nice enough to purchase homemade products from the locals, they would then ask for more money than originally priced. I also witnessed my drinks being more expensive as I am a white female. The black man next to me, he got the EXACT same drink it was half the price. (Maragaritaville) I learned a lot about their culture when I was there, ya'mon is just a nice way of saying fuck you. The jamaicans also say the word "respect" a LOT which means give me more money.
Wow!! I'm sorry all that happened to you. Don't know where exactly you stayed but just know that your experience was in no way the true reflection of Jamaica
Am sorry u went through that experience. A lot of tourist complain about the same thing. This beautiful land is getting a bad name because of those hustlers. Best way to enjoy Jamaica is rolling with a jamaican. Next time link me up, if u ever reconsider
Yeah man and respect doesn’t mean that lol I don’t know who the hell told u that but they do have people who annoy the tourists the police usually try to stop them if they see it