I sooo enjoyed this. You are amazing at what you do! This was gooddd 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 What I love about Sando is, while POS, understandably, has to come up to "world standard" and has more foreign influence and feel to it like New York, or even London but is still reallyyyy beautiful, San Fernando, because it does not have the pressure of "capital city" status to live up to, has been able maintain that very "TRINI" feel... yet, as a *CITY!* Its as Trini of any cities you'll get; like a huge Chaguanas, Arima, Sangre Grande, Princes Town, Point Fortin, Scarborough all combined! I love that!! It fascinates me and I really hope that the government sticks up to their word and get that waterfront vision complete... the waterfront has soooo much potential. Thank you for this truly special tour and history vlog!!! Amazinggg. You are a pro!
I walked on the train line from CLAXTON BAY. A LOT OF FUN. ALSO BALANCING ON THOSE HUGE OIL PIPE LINES. GOOD OLD DAYS . MY Father worked for the RAILWAYS. WHEN THAT STOPPED HE WORKED FOR THE BUS COMPANY. FROM THE WHARF. IT HAD A LOT OF ROTI SHOPS SMALL MOM & POP RESTURANTS. I REMEMBER THE TOILETS YOI HAD TOO PIT A PENNY TOO GET IN THE TOILET. THE DOOR WOULD OPEN
Halo Sir at the warf the spooky building was a depot the other building too there was a rum shop in the corner in the building .,where the fish market is I saw .the first time a very big devil fish with a two meter long tail .behind the train station were the tracks .my father worked in that aerea at a wood company named Alston's
I used to live at the end of Argness street adout 35years ago and I used to walk that train line from Vistabella to the waff to the heart of San Fernando
Thanks for that history lesson on sando Tommy, thats my hometown and didn't know all that. Big up to you and the family .. Joel from Atlanta, blessing stay safe.
Omg it was so nice to see sando my father was born in visterbella leave T. And T. 45 years ago he use to walk on that train line to the walf becanse he was a fisher man miss the old days stay safe my people
Goodmorning Sir thank you very much for the info from Harris promenade that is where I used to play .o sorry my name is Jacqueline born in San Fernando living now for 58years in Suriname ,never went back .you bright back slot of nice memories ,so before I dye at least I saw my town thanks to you Have a beautiful day and God bless you son you really made my whole year 🙏😘😁😀
@Trinbago Outdoors Bushman. i am asking since 1968 the last train from sfdo to pos ran so now all this rain or flooding 😑 its the imission from gas ⛽️ so why no train after all those years when we are capable to move a train from coal to oil
Thanks for the video, it brought about cherished memories. I attended the original Sando Boys RC school on the Promenade. Attended Southern Polytechnic High School, Sando Tech Institute and did apprenticeship at Fedchem. I also worked at Texaco P-a-P. I played pan in Sando so i have history. Those school days and working experiences made no sense to me then and was just routine but after migration the knowledge brought light to my life. I hung out after school on the Promenade at the engine for most of my Tech years. Married my Tech sweetheart ;). After work I use to swim from the wharf in Sando to Marabella. I also swam with others in the channel at the cement factory Claxton Bay. Young and loved the challenges but although i still love the ocean, i did not fulfill my dream of becoming a certified life guard. Much Luv, PeAcE!
There are two ladies who bring food for the cats and dogs down by the wharf almost every other day...and yeah those buildings have a lot of history, too bad we can’t have them in tip top shape, but who knows with this waterfront project what may...a nice Sando pump, 🙌🏽🙌🏽
That’s phased one of the waterfront project. I expect them to demolish all old structures in the next phased. It would be nice for the people in south. It would include apartments shopping fishing depot green spaces.
Its our history those old buildings we in Trinidad forget our history so easy please remember how it was we came from far people died for what we injoy today every remember jean miles not gorge weeks cl james mr dargar rafic charh valentine also the university graduate Jennifer jones and guy hair wood to name a few oh Baptist hoilday just came easy
Yea bro tanks for all of that history info, it was a well educated vlog,every time you post a video i always learned something new about TNT ,you are the man big up yourself everytime, and stay bless
This was a real educational one, love the history lesson, most of the stuff in this video i was not aware of, thanks for all this information tommy, an this definitely more entertaining than Google. i think some more history tours around trinidad is a great idea, just how i learnt some thing today I'm sure someone else will do the same, keep teaching us new stuff bushman......
Very informative
Thanks for the views of my hometown San Fernando i grew up by the water front nice seeing 👀 home 🏡.
Glad you enjoyed it
Really enjoyed the history lesson! Continue with more of these. Your content and a good heart. Made me subscribed!
Humble as a lamb , thank you soo much .
Yes. Man.big up.love whot u doing
Lovely video "warf" and all: evokes a visceral response. Thank you; do more in your own unique style.
Thank you! Will do!
I sooo enjoyed this. You are amazing at what you do! This was gooddd 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
What I love about Sando is, while POS, understandably, has to come up to "world standard" and has more foreign influence and feel to it like New York, or even London but is still reallyyyy beautiful, San Fernando, because it does not have the pressure of "capital city" status to live up to, has been able maintain that very "TRINI" feel... yet, as a *CITY!* Its as Trini of any cities you'll get; like a huge Chaguanas, Arima, Sangre Grande, Princes Town, Point Fortin, Scarborough all combined! I love that!! It fascinates me and I really hope that the government sticks up to their word and get that waterfront vision complete... the waterfront has soooo much potential.
Thank you for this truly special tour and history vlog!!! Amazinggg. You are a pro!
Thank you , when the waterfront is completed they need to furnish that place with police and security patrols lol 👋👋👋👋
@@bushman.22 lol agreed!
I walked on the train line from CLAXTON BAY. A LOT OF FUN. ALSO BALANCING ON THOSE HUGE OIL PIPE LINES. GOOD OLD DAYS . MY Father worked for the RAILWAYS. WHEN THAT STOPPED HE WORKED FOR THE BUS COMPANY. FROM THE WHARF. IT HAD A LOT OF ROTI SHOPS SMALL MOM & POP RESTURANTS. I REMEMBER THE TOILETS YOI HAD TOO PIT A PENNY TOO GET IN THE TOILET. THE DOOR WOULD OPEN
Thanks for sharing!great memories you had there.
Good information I never been to San Fernando
Really ,u need to tour trini .
I'm from the South. Went too school in San Fernando. It's different from PORT OF SPAIN. People are more quiet.. nice content
Thank you miss👋👋👋
The train is located north of the promenade before the Library, near the top of High Street, SanFernando.
Yea i vlogged it.
My hometown !
am a southerner, i knew of a Curt Ransome back in the 70s 🤭💘
Halo Sir at the warf the spooky building was a depot the other building too there was a rum shop in the corner in the building .,where the fish market is I saw .the first time a very big devil fish with a two meter long tail .behind the train station were the tracks .my father worked in that aerea at a wood company named Alston's
Wow nice memories bro.
I used to live at the end of Argness street adout 35years ago and I used to walk that train line from Vistabella to the waff to the heart of San Fernando
Nice memories sis.
Nice to no the history of san fernando i enjoyed watching your videos i live at talparo keep up the good work👍👍
yes bro you is a true ambassador, you highlighting stuff i was never knew, great great work as usual.
Thank you sis .
The history of San Fernando good to know enjoyed looking at those places
Bushman boy you are doing a great job you are a great man highlighting the country with your tear pants haaaaa boy this is a new style these days
Thanks for that history lesson on sando Tommy, thats my hometown and didn't know all that. Big up to you and the family ..
Joel from Atlanta, blessing stay safe.
Ure welcome bro.
Omg it was so nice to see sando my father was born in visterbella leave T. And T. 45 years ago he use to walk on that train line to the walf becanse he was a fisher man miss the old days stay safe my people
Wow nice memories sister ❤
Lord Harris was the governor of Trinidad at that time not the governor of San Fernando.
Ok bro my bad ,thanks for info.
Just sitting looking at your video, I love to watch the many different videos you and other people do of the country, thanks for what you all do,👍
@Outdoor bushman ... Thank you very much for this walk thru history in Sando
No problem bro.
Goodmorning Sir thank you very much for the info from Harris promenade that is where I used to play .o sorry my name is Jacqueline born in San Fernando living now for 58years in Suriname ,never went back .you bright back slot of nice memories ,so before I dye at least I saw my town thanks to you Have a beautiful day and God bless you son you really made my whole year 🙏😘😁😀
Wow really ,u made my day with those words mam ,thank u.
Always informative thanks always💙✌
Bravo i just got hit that train moved from coal or steam to oil by Trinidad trained men yea who did this to us tell me
Ok bro ,what you really mean there?
@Trinbago Outdoors Bushman. i am asking since 1968 the last train from sfdo to pos ran so now all this rain or flooding 😑 its the imission from gas ⛽️ so why no train after all those years when we are capable to move a train from coal to oil
@@fitzgeraldseales9578 modern times is'nt good bro old time days was better but them days done dead & gone bro 👋👋👋🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the video, it brought about cherished memories. I attended the original Sando Boys RC school on the Promenade. Attended Southern Polytechnic High School, Sando Tech Institute and did apprenticeship at Fedchem. I also worked at Texaco P-a-P. I played pan in Sando so i have history. Those school days and working experiences made no sense to me then and was just routine but after migration the knowledge brought light to my life. I hung out after school on the Promenade at the engine for most of my Tech years. Married my Tech sweetheart ;). After work I use to swim from the wharf in Sando to Marabella. I also swam with others in the channel at the cement factory Claxton Bay. Young and loved the challenges but although i still love the ocean, i did not fulfill my dream of becoming a certified life guard. Much Luv, PeAcE!
Wow bro awesome memories ,glad i
Helped to bring bac some , u checked my other vlogs?
There are two ladies who bring food for the cats and dogs down by the wharf almost every other day...and yeah those buildings have a lot of history, too bad we can’t have them in tip top shape, but who knows with this waterfront project what may...a nice Sando pump, 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Good to kone👍👍👍😍😍😍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🎥🎥🎥🎥
Good to see👍👍👍
Next time can you please show High street and Lord street where I used to live thank you and God bless
Ok np.
That’s phased one of the waterfront project. I expect them to demolish all old structures in the next phased. It would be nice for the people in south. It would include apartments shopping fishing depot green spaces.
Its our history those old buildings we in Trinidad forget our history so easy please remember how it was we came from far people died for what we injoy today every remember jean miles not gorge weeks cl james mr dargar rafic charh valentine also the university graduate Jennifer jones and guy hair wood to name a few oh Baptist hoilday just came easy
Serious characters living in the wharf area Tom..did you meet and talk with any?
Lots of squatting ..
Yea i talked off camera.
Yea bro tanks for all of that history info, it was a well educated vlog,every time you post a video i always learned something new about TNT ,you are the man big up yourself everytime, and stay bless
U're welcome bro .
Bushman, nice history pal. But can you do a video on fishing equipment.
Ok will try ,i ent no pro in fishing bro but will de.
Looking for hands-on experience.
This was a real educational one, love the history lesson, most of the stuff in this video i was not aware of, thanks for all this information tommy, an this definitely more entertaining than Google. i think some more history tours around trinidad is a great idea, just how i learnt some thing today I'm sure someone else will do the same, keep teaching us new stuff bushman......
O boy seeing sando im so happy 😊
Train on the other side of the Promanard
Yea found it
Bush history is the real history bro 🇹🇹🇬🇧 10K subs on the horizon 💯
For real wow !🤓🤓🤓
👌🏿💥
Tom real educational stuff in sando boy but the special effects really spook meh by the spooky house dread.
Tommy yuh gone in d city, could have still make a cook
Will cook and carry food for the homeless off camera bro.
I want to assist when you ready.
Good on ya bra!