Trinidad & Tobago - Old time days

Class project presentation by seven year old, Alexandria Douglas. "Old time days" for University School Junior 1.

[@terrysookhoo2528]

Sad we dont have none of these things anymore

[@deedee8043]

the house in freeport is no longer there they broke it down it had atleast 100 windows

[@miribai]

This is wonderful. Hats off to mom, dad and Mrs. Chin for bringing our history to life for your youngster. Its how great nations are built...a sense of its history and culture. One love, Josanne Leonard

[@deedee8043]

but it is nice to see the younger generation taking interest in our history

[@angelalumwai6164]

Thank you for the pictures of Trinidad in the old time, narrated by a little girl. Please don't be offended when I say that photos like this hold significant importance to many and the narration should have been done by an adult giving rough dates if only in years, as well as information of the photo . I could understand if the narration of the photos by a child is for home and family, but when sharing with strangers all over the world, more info is needed to be of any use. Thanks you.

[@curtiss744]

Beautiful

[@waynemandeville108]

wonderful,

[@febeau]

Alexandria you did a wonderful job on you old time days project/presentation...beautiful voice narration.

[@ryanbachoo8590]

10/10 Wonderful!

[@junior2404]

Alexandria you will go very far. Keep up the good work and all the best for the future...

[@BabyPhoenix1]

i know that brick oven, is it in Naparima Girls' ah memories

[@RyanBachoo]

Hahaha This is Brilliant! 5*****

[@Trinavara]

sweeet!

[@alisonchidobelueze2138]

I like the cools pot

[@ahmandy1]

omg... i love!!! so see i'm see one silly person dont like that had to be a mistake...