Well Nikki was there.Before the invasion of the beach clubsView attachment 68177
Doesn’t count. It was there as long as I can remember and became part of the landscape. There was nothing on the beach up to Nikki.Well Nikki was there.
Not sure what you mean, Andy, by saying that there was nothing on the beach up to Nikki — maybe you are meaning along the stretch of beach near the present site of Nikki Beach?Doesn’t count. It was there as long as I can remember and became part of the landscape. There was nothing on the beach up to Nikki.
So there you are!There is nothing on the beach up to Nikki in my picture. Done.
to be noted that the old Beach Club and Eden Rock are indeed after Nikki but were there long before it...So there you are!
Le Pelican had the best mousse desert. 3rd night on our honeymoon.There was Michael Zimmer's Le Camp as of the 70s (now Camp David), a family called Galinsky who had a lovely stone house, the cottage Dennis is talking about... but more set back than the restaurants that are there today... Le Pelican was replaced by Nikki as Dennis mentioned and then the Beach Club which was gone by 1989... then of course Eden Rock...
The Beach Club burned in ‘88 or ‘89, so not only long before Nikki, but long gone before Nikki.to be noted that the old Beach Club and Eden Rock are indeed after Nikki but were there long before it...