After visiting Maracas Bay: th-cam.com/video/EWOeKQp7c-Y/w-d-xo.html we continue on the North Coast Road to more adventure. This is the continuation of our Road Trip on the North Coast Road that began at Saddle Rd on to Maracas Bay and now we are going all the way to very END of the road... a place best suited for mud tires, 4x4s and risk! We find some hidden gems as well... make sure to watch the RAW video.
JB You went through that to turn around and face those bad roads for us, we thank you so much, JB. I must say that North Coast Road is scenic, but I have to make up my mind to drive there, 😄 for now I will have to go there through you. Another Excellent Vlog.👍
We did the road trip to Marosell Bay MANY years ago in the dry season. Then we hiked with a group to Paria Bay and the waterfall. Madness, as it was not well organised but we survived.
I only remember Maracas and Tyrico as that was where my family would go as maracas was more crowded. Thanks for sharing this video JB, always appreciate the exploration 👍🏽
Want to learn about Trinidad and Tobago? See: th-cam.com/video/x5ABCjCADrE/w-d-xo.html if you want some true TRINI TALK as well as get to know the creator of these videos: JB at JB's Man Cave.
This road trip was very nice, I enjoyed looking at the video, and how much of your time trying to flim everything you see, to put into the videos, keep up the good works filming and making new videos.
Joyce, thank you kindly. Make sure to look out for PART TWO that premiers Sunday, 8th May, 2022: th-cam.com/video/Kr7dBs6dI7M/w-d-xo.html but I suspect you may be busy for Mother's Day.
Good night JB,I never went to the point that you did, was looking at the map you passed Blanchisseuse, so I think you were close to Matelot if the road continued, I totally enjoyed the journey,thank you.
Halceon, thank you kindly. I figured, if someone saw this they would want the 'directions' to get there too. However, with this particular road trip ensure you have a vehicle that can handle the mud.
Nyron, for that area only what you see there. At the time anything more would be by foot as far as I could see unless they have carried out more road works.
American soilders coming from the war in Europe use to come to Trinidad and Tobago for rest and recovery. Before going home .especially that few years the American govern the island from 1947 to 1957 .to take possession of the island .but the people choose independence
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After visiting Maracas Bay: th-cam.com/video/EWOeKQp7c-Y/w-d-xo.html we continue on the North Coast Road to more adventure. This is the continuation of our Road Trip on the North Coast Road that began at Saddle Rd on to Maracas Bay and now we are going all the way to very END of the road... a place best suited for mud tires, 4x4s and risk! We find some hidden gems as well... make sure to watch the RAW video.
This was a very enjoyable road trip ❤
Thanks for watching my North Coast Road in Trinidad.
It's good to see the Police vehicle on the beach....
Thanks for your input into North Coast Road Adventure in Trinidad.
JB You went through that to turn around and face those bad roads for us, we thank you so much, JB. I must say that North Coast Road is scenic, but I have to make up my mind to drive there, 😄 for now I will have to go there through you. Another Excellent Vlog.👍
Halceon, yes it is quite a drive and you get a different view with PART TWO. Thanks for tagging along.
Never knew this part of Trinidad
Many road trips like this in Trinidad.
We did the road trip to Marosell Bay MANY years ago in the dry season. Then we hiked with a group to Paria Bay and the waterfall. Madness, as it was not well organised but we survived.
Paul, thanks for sharing your experience.
I only remember Maracas and Tyrico as that was where my family would go as maracas was more crowded. Thanks for sharing this video JB, always appreciate the exploration 👍🏽
Alicia, thanks for watching, that is also appreciated.
Want to learn about Trinidad and Tobago? See: th-cam.com/video/x5ABCjCADrE/w-d-xo.html if you want some true TRINI TALK as well as get to know the creator of these videos: JB at JB's Man Cave.
Thanks for the videos I like them you making me not to stay home lol I getting to know trinidad places I never went yet 🎉
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This road trip was very nice, I enjoyed looking at the video, and how much of your time trying to flim everything you see, to put into the videos, keep up the good works filming and making new videos.
Joyce, thank you kindly. Make sure to look out for PART TWO that premiers Sunday, 8th May, 2022: th-cam.com/video/Kr7dBs6dI7M/w-d-xo.html but I suspect you may be busy for Mother's Day.
Good night JB,I never went to the point that you did, was looking at the map you passed Blanchisseuse, so I think you were close to Matelot if the road continued, I totally enjoyed the journey,thank you.
Jameel, thank you kindly. You are right... if that road were to continue then it would eventually meet Matelot, but it is still very far away from it.
JB do you know your videos is an excellent replacement for Waze. 👍 Who needs WAZE ????????? just follow your video. Thank you JB.👍👍😄🥰
Halceon, thank you kindly. I figured, if someone saw this they would want the 'directions' to get there too. However, with this particular road trip ensure you have a vehicle that can handle the mud.
Nice scenic video man..
Carlisle, thanks. Part TWO will be Sunday: th-cam.com/video/Kr7dBs6dI7M/w-d-xo.html
Thanks!
Leslies, wow! Thanks so much this is greatly appreciated!
Wow bless this person
I enjoyed your road trips i actually feel like i'm there as in real life ..you must visit Mt Stbenedict....be safe looking foward for the next trip..
Pathra, thank you kindly. You can see Mt. St. Benedict's here: th-cam.com/video/xurx-GGRWwQ/w-d-xo.html
@@JBsManCave Thank you.
Good day, we want to drive to Marosell Bay which is a little bit further to your drive, do you have any link to footage?
Nyron, for that area only what you see there. At the time anything more would be by foot as far as I could see unless they have carried out more road works.
My wife says this road was built by "Boyac and Mackenzie" in 1959.
Paul, please tell her thanks for the info, indeed, Boyac and Mackenzie built this and other projects.
one thing in common all the island 🏝 looks the same only the accent are different in some cases
Bennett, good point, that is how it is on tropical islands.
Jb you have to go to the Philippines and you see the same exact thing
Adesh, what "same exact thing"?
Should have added Maracas to Blanchisseuse.
Paul, Maracas is here: th-cam.com/video/EWOeKQp7c-Y/w-d-xo.html
American soilders coming from the war in Europe use to come to Trinidad and Tobago for rest and recovery. Before going home .especially that few years the American govern the island from 1947 to 1957 .to take possession of the island .but the people choose independence
Adesh, "American govern the island"? It was under British rule. The US only leased certain places.
Please link your wife TH-cam page!
Michelle, which one? In the Channel section has the list: th-cam.com/users/JBsManCavechannels
That north coast road was build by the American. Trinidad and Tobago was the first island that had mass tourism in the Caribbean. Back in the 40
Adesh, thanks for your input.