Emotional Weekend With The Maroons In Jamaica!/Accompong village
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I just subscribed thank for showing us our beautiful country ❤️
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Trudy deserves that by now. I've never missed her video since I subscribed.
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in Barbados some of us grew up eating these 'wild' hens. Unfortunately, the majority of the population now prefers to buy pumped up chicken from supermarkets. Organic chickens are still the most healthy! and in some countries expensive too!
I know! Right? 😍
When Chief currie became the head of the maroon, he had the whole country talking because of his pretty look, you guys see how handsome and intelligent he is??🇯🇲🇯🇲💚❤️
Hahaha! Fine people can also get the job done! 😀
I see too❤
Why is that guy Currie referring to 1962 British make Nanny a national hero,it is very clear to me that he has no clue of the history of Jamaica 🇯🇲, Nanny became a national hero in 1975 . I am not in favor of Maroons owning land in Jamaica 🇯🇲 they are the informers for the slaves masters ,there jobs was to hunt down other slaves and returned them to the slaves masters, and the Jamaican government should move fast before the maroon population gets too large and force them to live with the regular Jamaican population,, they most start paying taxes , Jamaica 🇯🇲 is too small to have a state inside a state, I can see a bigger problem in the future,
Miss Trudy one of the reasons we called Jamaica 🇯🇲 Jamrock is because of how strong the land is, those houses on the hillsides foundations are builded on rocks ,the majority of hills in Jamaica 🇯🇲 are are big rocks cover with a couple feet of dirt, and Jamaicans also love the views from the hills it is better and safer than living in tall skycrapers , I am happy that Jamaica 🇯🇲 is so mountainous ,that is why only lowline areas can get flooded out, Jamaica 🇯🇲 is blessed because it is not a sand bowl country, there are hills and valleys all around. and every Jamaicans dream of building their beautiful house on hillsides or hilltops closer to the shy ,houses that are builded on the rock are extremely stronger than houses that are builded on the sand, countries that suffer from hills landslides are hills that have very little rocks in them it is deferent in Jamaica 🇯🇲 our hills are make from rocks and about 95 % limestones which makes them very strong.
Prime minister Andrew Holness the Maroons are still saying that they have their own prime minister, why are they still going to Jamaica 🇯🇲 hospitals and going in and out of the rest of Jamaica 🇯🇲 if they are deferent people,stop them now before it is too late ,it is one Jamaica for all Jamaicans they are the same people who sold out the majority of Jamaicans to the slaves masters before, and they will do it again ,it is time to deal with them with iron hands the Jamaican way 🇯🇲.
Welcome home Trudy.🇯🇲🇯🇲
You’re beyond a ruby.
We all love you truly.
Your persona is simplified beauty.
No makeup to look appropriately.
Less mascara is more justifiably.
I watch your postings dutifully.
Months ago you seems down mentally.
Sometimes it’s not what it seems superficially.
I knew you as a trooper would be back eventually.
Now you’re in JAMROCK my girl, fulfill your destiny.
Bigup anyone who loves not Trudy, what a pity.
Why do you wanna make me cry?! 😭 All this for me? Thank you ❤
Beautiful and so creative!
Honesty any one who loves not Trudy, what a pity indeed.
@@MissTrudyy it would be so great if you could sponsor those two little girls in Accompong who lost their mom. They have a lot of potential!
I'm watching from new jersey I miss hone jamaica land of my birth see you soon ja.❤
Jamaica land we love. Africans united is best gift offering to the ancestors
This two kids in your vlog makes it very special and priceless
If you you have a way of helping them and keep in touch that will be very good of you
Yes 🥰 Those two sisters are so lovely and I wish them blessings for success from Uganda 🇺🇬😍✌🏽❤️
Omg! I wish I got their contacts…
Sweet pickney dem. You can feel their warmth even with the sadness of not having their mother.
@@MissTrudyy you were meant to meet those girls. It was not a coincident and I am sure they will remember the kind words of encouragement you shared with them. Those are two very intelligent beautiful young girls drawn to you just like that. A sign.
Heyyeyy Trudy!!!!!! mi knaa sey nuten mi just a watch.
No problem @MissTrudy you can ask the chief for their contact or you get it when you come back to Ja. I truly believe you and Maya will come back to Jamaica, to how us the blessing you received in our island.😃😃😃😃😃We love you TruMaya.
Are you African
Big ups to my Jamaican brethrens and sistas🇯🇲!!! Big ups to the Maroons for preserving the Maroon heritage✊🏿!!!
Big up yourself for watching ❤
I agree!
I enjoyed this video so much. Im from the Caribbean and learnt about the Maroons of Jamaica in primary school but learned a whole lot more from this video. Thanks so much. God bless the girls; thanks for being so kind to them.
100%,this is my village from cameroon 🇨🇲. Same culture
Very intelligent girls. I am so sorry about the loss of their mother. May God keep them.
Purely Ghanaian 🇬🇭. The girl said the blowing trumpet is called "abɛn". That's exactly the Twi name in Ghana 🇬🇭 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Loved the chit chat with the two beautiful and intelligent girls who lost their mother at such a tender age. God will surely watch over them.💕
Awwwwwww, me too 😊❤
The two kids nearly got me in tears. Well done Turdy. Great video. I'm sure many Africans are now seeing the Maroon culture and and learning that there are many who share the same DNA living way out in Jamaica preserving the African culture and proud to be one. .
Aben is horn in Twi. No doubt these are Akans from Ghana with their names and culture.
As you noticed, the place is densely covered in greenery. All that vegetation prevent soil erosion. The land is also porous lime stone, that drains away excess water. Also prevent soil erosion.
Oh! I see
I think what Miss Trudy is scared of is a landslide and not erosion. Erosions are simply washing away of topsoil when it rains. That can be controlled with vegetation and not very dangerous. Landslides, on the other hand, are devastating. A whole face of a hill just start moving downhill
It's very refreshing to see you and your husband in Jamaica enjoying the beauty and learning about your ancestors from the maroon village. Keep up the good work
I'm a Jamaican and I love you and Maya I also love this video so much I really enjoyed all your videos...out of Jamaica Ghana is my first home and Kenya is definitely my second I can't wait to visit and to meet you both ❤❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲one love one heart one people Africa to the world 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
You will be blown away by Kenya... Kenya is at another level.. and they love Jamaicans too. In my small town there are clubs purely dedicated to reggae music... of late Local music & Afro music has taken over, unlike in the 90s and 2000s where American music was dominant in Kenya.
Africans, especially the current generation, are slowly embracing their own.... but Reggae influence still remains part & parcel of African music... long live Jamaica....!!! You will find Ghana and Kenya two different countries culturally and linguistically, one is in the East Africa; the other is in West Africa. That's the beauty of Africa very diverse. Jamaicans are Africans in the diaspora....and Africans are very proud of them....
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Watching From Ghana 🇬🇭
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Miss Trudy, pleeese can you adopt these two beautiful girls. They were so sweet when they said, can we follow you, we shall walk back, my eyes watered. Or at least sponsor their education. Yes you can. At least for me.🇬🇭
Suppose Miss Trudy doesn't adopt your persuation and adapt to what goes with her concept....Hmmmm People! Certain things are better left unsaid prematurely as it was uttered!God's time,always the best!When it comes,you will bury your head in shame for the words!
Don't bother to think they are unfortunate greatly by their mother's death, the culture here is communal and the extended family would step in. In rural Jamaica children are reared by the community.
Intelligent, educated chief. Andrew don’t mess with this forward thinking Chief!
Looks like he knew what he was saying
Blessed love my beauties of Africa, miss Trudy this is history,, and you're apart of it ,, the descendants of one Africa,wode Maya, it is the mission, we are the mission, together we are happy and free , one Africa now ,, all haile to the ancestors..glory 👑💯💯💯💯💯💯🦁🇪🇹🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Those two girls are very intelligent 👌 proud of you Trudy you are a good listener ❤
Imagine growing up without A mother. I feel so bad for those 2 little girl's.. i also lost my parents when i was 10 years old.. may God keep them stronger!!💪😢 They're so Nice. ❤❤
They keep the trees, and it prevent land slides and keep the village safe👍
Lovely of you to talk to those two beautiful intelligent young girls. Rest in power to your mother and their mother.
Those are my peoples. My dad always tell me about them and said the Maroons are his family. Too bad we never got the opportunity to visit. He passed back in 2018 and I had to go back to Jamaica to Bury him
Oh wow! Your people have a beautiful culture! ❤️
We can make Cojo hero when Jamaica becomes a republic.
Now you're making me 😢 😭 may the most High supply the need of these girls
This blog series from you and Woda maya has been super informative and exciting 🤔one of the best i have seen. You guys have out down yourself. As a child, i often travel to this parish when school is out , i remember how cold at night it gets and also picking coffee beans as well as haversting honey.🇯🇲🇸🇳
Awwwwwwww, am so glad to be able to bring back these beautiful memories 😊❤
Great video. Greetings from a Surinamese Maroon.
These are Ghanaians, their names alone . Acheampong, Kwaku wow❤
wow! since you are in St. Elizabeth you are close to the southern side of Trelawny! Miss Trudy the time you spent with these two beautiful girls is beyond an act of kindness. God Bless you miss Trudy!
Awwwwwwww, thank you ❤
@@MissTrudyy It mad me cry. My mom died and left 4 girls in 1967. Died died 4 years before her.
Miss Trudy you and your husband are doing an awesome job showing us our history places we didn't even know thanks very much we appreciate you God's richest blessings upon you and your husband union 🙏
I love this video the filming and editing is AMAZING!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😊
The white sand is crushed limestone. we mix it with cement to build houses plus it is used to build roads.
Awwwwwww! Thanks dear ❤
@@MissTrudyy
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So nice to learn about the Maroon people of Jamaica ❤😊 Thanks Trudy for sharing ✌🏽😍
Miss Trudy your communication with the villagers heart warming ❤❤
Awwwwwwww! ❤️
Informative and mind-opening interview! Excellently and skillfully done Trudy! I am so proud of you girl! You listened attentively, with no interruptions, and maneuvered without pressure into the probing questions.🤗
Hi Maya, I just donated you travel fund 👍🏾👊🏾
I am a British born woman of Jamaican parentage, living in London UK 🇬🇧 I’ve been fortunate to have visited Mombasa, Kenya 🇰🇪 (will have to experience Nairobi) and been to Ghana 🇬🇭 a few times
I encourage all to support Wode Maya and his projects 🙅🏾♀️🖤
It's typical to build houses on hills because most of Jamaica is hilly. Jamaica is also very rocky. In fact, 70% of Jamaica's surface is made up of limestone rock, also called marl when used in construction.
Limestone is a bit different from marl. Marl has a composition of clay and lime, while limestone is composed of calcium carbonate. Both are abundant in Jamaica.
Keep educating us about the Jamaican culture because we’re watching and may you and maya be forever protected by the ancestors ❤
Nanny was the only chief who didn't sellout (sign a treaty with the British)
Wasn't her group part of the "slave catchers "
I want to become TH-cam one day because of you, Trudy you inspire me to be that watching you from Hongkong I’m from Tanzania🇹🇿🇹🇿
You can do it!
@MissTrudyy
Thank you for encourage me.
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Awww!! Miss Trudy you made me emotional 😢as well , bless your heart . I know what it is like to loose a parent I lost my dad but I was an adult . Those little girls are so intelligent and sweet. Bless their little hearts 💕
Awwwwwww… me too…
Any maroon in the house say hi❤❤❤ I'm in love with this video
I love this ❤️
Thank dear ❤️
I am a maroon all my families are just not in the village but I was born there
hi
Oh my God, I am not a maroon but I want to be one right now 😅. Thet live just like how I grew up in Cameroon. Even the culture of doing libations to our ancestors, we still do it just like that but in December. Very striking similarities 😢
I learnt so much. Thank you so much to teach us about our brothers and sisters abroad and about their culture.
Wow amazing Jamaica,, land of wood and water,,, beautiful country it is,,,
Very informative and educational, I've learnt more about the maroons, I've be taught in school many years ago, I use to love reading the books. Thanks for sharing 📖👏👏👏.
Thanks for watching!
Through you and Maya I'm really learning a lot about the history of Jamaica through your videos. Thanks for all the good work you are doing for us your subscribers.
Miss Trudy I like how you are exploring, and learning a lot.
CULTURAL VALUES ARE IMPORTANT
Miss Trudy you are so blessed, you give the children money. God forever bless and keep you.
Hi@MissTrudy, our soil is quite compact. It doesn’t store water. I’m from village called Top Hill in North Manchester where it is 90% hilly. Houses are built on rocks. Currently, my brother’s house is on a hill overseeing a large amount of the village 😊
Excellent Vlog. I am of Jamaican heritage and the information shared on this video was great and has enriched my life further xx
Thank you for the positive feedback ❤️
Maroons have similar culture to most tribes in Africa
Good the Maroons were able to preserve most of their culture
Unfortunately most cultures are erased by modernisation
As for misconceptions
That’s by design
Its to keep us divided
Grateful that we're now trying to bridge the gap between us
Aunty Trudy please bring your Air bnb business to Jamaica 🇯🇲 you will do well .
In Marron town in jamaica no crimes take place cause if you commit a crime you be sent out the village, so no killings no rapes can take place there,and no police are allowed to arrest anybody there,you would have to talk to the chief before entering for permission,Portland is the safest place in jamaica you would only see like 3 murders in that district and it's spouse fighting and killing each other girlfriend boyfriend or husband and wife nothing to do with robbery rape or stealing, this why politicians like to stay at that part of jamaica, Marron town free of crime,you cam sleep with your door open,it use to be like that on Portland also
Love your outfit Trudy 😍 Great conversation and always here cos l learn, smile and enjoy your videos 😊
Trudy, I believe Accompong is a sovereign state within a country based on the 1739 Treaty with Cudjoe and the British. However, when Jamaica became independent in 1962, there was nothing mentioned about that Treaty, hence this controversy surrounding the Maroons land and the Jamaican Government.
The crooked British have still not honored the Treaty. I know the maroons are now doing something about it.
The Maroons led the way in building communities on top of hills to escape the British, but the British also developed road networks deep into the hills and established great houses and communities to escape the heat of the plains. This helped them to get a tropical/temperate feel from this far land, but more importantly, helped them see enemy approaches from sea and land. In the 20th century, the wealthy build on top of hills for the views, especially in the major cities. Deep into Red Hills in St Andrew there is a great house built with a 180 degree view of Kingston. Its called Admiral's Mountain It's an example of how the British built. I do believe they do tours. It can be found on Google.
Miss Trudy, this is a very beautiful video: the scenery, your vulnerability and respect for the culture, the conversation with the children, the open, intelligent history/cultural lessons from the adult men, the warmth, friendliness, hospitality, humility, confidence, health and pride of the people...wow! Thank you for sharing😁👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾great job👑❤💪🏿#BlackUnity #BlakPride #AfricansUnite #One Love #Jamaica #Maroons
My babies a bless Sunday afternoon to you both,I pray God guidance and coverage 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇺🇸
Thanks dear.
Hi, I am a Jamaican living in Florida. It's so good to see you visiting Jamaica. Welcome to our paradise, enjoy ❤❤❤
It’s a Jamaican thing,we are very kind and loving 🥰🙏🇯🇲
I am forever grateful for this feature Queen Trudy. The chief is very humble but he is of immense importance to our people and culture.🙏🏿
Love the video. Beautiful and intelligent little girls. I pray that they will be properly cared for 🙏🏽❤️🇯🇲
May God bless both you and your husband 🙏🏽beautiful family, I wish some day I visited Jamaica much loved from Paris
Jamaica 🇯🇲 is soo beautiful 😻! I will need that on my channel’s record. Love them soo much ❤️
This video is soo educative. Thanks for sharing Mz Trudy ❤
Wow such an informative ❤video love it Big up yourself Miss Trudy 👊
Why , sorry it's painful to loose a mother, may He our heavenly Father protect them.I was young when I lost mine
WHAT GREAT AMBIANCE! Born and raised in St. Elizabeth, I never yet visited Marron Town, shame on me! Thank you Miss Trudy.
I want to finish watching the video before i comment 😂😂thanks
Hahaha!
Thanks so much Trudy for this beautiful master piece ❤love you from Cameroon
THE SAFEST PLACE TO LIVE IN 🇯🇲 MISS TRUDY - FOOD IS PURE AND EARTH QUAKE HAS NEVER AFFECTED THE VILLAGE
Thank you Ms Trudy,
This was a moving video , very informative and inspiring❤️❤️ May God bless Maroons people , the Chief and those two innocent beautful girls.
Trudy please come again. It was fun having you and your companion
Thanks for creating wonderful and informative content to show the world how your brothers and sisters in the diaspora live and still hold some of the customs and traditions of Mother Africa..please Bahamas is also another Caribbean island and kenyan travel visa free
There are wild Iberian pigs still in Jamaica, you can find them in Portland parish, the Spaniards took them to Jamaica, the maroons would hunt them for meat and developed the method of jerking the pork
In St Thomas hills also, but they are boars or what is called wild hog
😅😂😊 A wise mam build his house on the rock / hill
Yes I remember being told as a child to bite our fingers if we point at a grave 😁😁
39:38 Miss trudy, most of the places that you visit so far are in the mountains, but we also have most of our houses in the valley, but mainly why our mountains are so habitable for living is because there's a lot of rocks , border mixed inside the soil an most of the house on the hills are made on stone 💯
Thank you for showing me places In my own country that I never knew.
I met one of my great great grandmother who passed away 43 years ago when I was child.
I was told that she was from the maroons blood line but I know nothing about it or my family never say anything about too because I guess we all knew nothing about its culture and the history of who and where in Jamaica they are located.
This a pleasure to listen and to learn about the maroons, apart from learning about Nanny the maroon that’s all I knew.
You guys have been to all over Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I don’t know anything about certain area as a Jamaican 🇯🇲
May you continue to enjoy my beautiful country.
Watching from USA. Historically AWESOME!
Hi Ms Trudy, Maroon villages are built on top of the mountain far away from the British so that they could be safe from being recaptured and taken back to be slaves on the plantations. It would have been different for the British to get to them where they were located
Hi Jamaika, I am African live in Germany I really like to visit Caribbean
Miss Trudy...
Love u from Martinique
Love you more dear
Thank you my favourite I have learnt alot much love ❤❤❤
Trudy where you at in life,is so deserving you have such,beautiful persona your father brought,you up so, well, continue to be kind and beautiful
The horn the children re saying is also called “ Ab3n in Ghana 🇬🇭 “
These people are Ghanians some of their language they speaks are Ghanaian language
May God bless these little ones with a bright future and beyond! They are such beautiful souls. God bless the Maroons; they are strong people, my people!
Wise man builds his house on the hill. The hills in Jamaica are exposed bedrock. If you build your house on a rock it is much safer than building it on soil or sand. Of course landslides can happen, but if the house is anchored in bedrock there is not problem, only earthquake will move the bedrock.
The abeng is also used in wezt africa Ghaba and Nigeria. I saw the abeng when i visited Ghana
❤😊 Miss Trudy this was sensational 👏👏 made me think of Chris Brown song 🎶🎶 💃💃you did it again and your hubby made me laugh 😂 sooo very informative. I loved the chats ,scenery, folks the Chief. I learnt about the history of the Maroons at Primary School felt sad but it seems they made the best of their situation and living a pure organic healthy life. No fast food live longer. 😢 I also felt emotional for those 2 sisters losing their mum so young and yours too. So did my sisters and me. Yes I totally agree with your positive pep talk. God will watch over them. 🙏🏼😁thanks for your superb video content today. Take care God bless you both ❤🌹
Man! Accompong Town is so fresh & beautiful. Looks like a postcard😍. Would love to visit that place again. Miss Trudy's so calm & positive. Hope you & your husband will visit again. I made run down over the weekend. Actually Chief, the Tainos started that way of seasoning & cooking their meats. Won't be as disrespectful as some I see in the comments.
"Freedom is Political " 💪🏿
Jamaica 🇯🇲 out of many we are one unconditional love ❤ in Emanuel I 🇪🇹 👑 🦁..
Trudy the younger sister was saying you need to bite all your 10 fingers because you pointed at a grave. I don't know where the tradition came from but as children growing up in Jamaica, we were told that. 😀
I love you guys so much ❤
We love you more
Miss Trudy it's accompong , erosion take place in Hanover, Portland and St Ann often ,maroons are still Jamaicans but they are given a sovereign place because of the treaty
Great presentation by the cheif. I really enjoyed the information given by him. Thank you Ms. Trudy for creating this video. Jamaica ❤️ 🇯🇲 ❤️ 🇯🇲 ❤️ 🇯🇲.