I watched this episode with my Mom and Dad they are both old now. We are originally from Berbice. We have not been back to Guyana in years, most of our family are abroad or have died. Your program helps us stay connected to Guyana. It brought back a lot of memories. Keep doing more episodes like these showing the country. Thank you!!!
visiting family and friends refresh your good old days nice to see you so friendly and put a smile on people face denny you are a good and kind hearted soul take care
The goodness continues with the love of family and great memories. Congratulations to the young man on his great scholastic achievement. I see MIT 📚 (one of the many top schools in the States) in his future. May he continue to be blessed. Excellent travel vlog Denny.
Left Guyana 1979 never been back u show keep me connected Tu my roots blessings keep up the good work now I need tu visit wow Guyana change a lot from back in the days
Congrats Kiddo. I love you, go for your dreams. I am willing to back up for any advice you need and maybe more. I am specialized in Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics, Food companies which includes Bio-Pharma , Bio Tech . API's companies. I worked for companies that That Create API's for cancer/ different types of cancer. aids, diabetes, etc. Bio tech is a very wide forum. Go for it kiddo. Huge hug, high 5. Make Guyana proud for you have a President who will back you a million or more percentage. We didn't had those opportunities although we excelled in common entrance. Go for it kiddo. Big up. My Mom was school teacher also but never taught me academics at home ....just home discipline. Trust me she is well known all over the hemisphere.
Denny this is an awesome video. There is nothing like meeting family again after a long time, what a good feeling. You planned a good trip with your sister and family. Really enjoyed watching especially since I don't know much about Essequibo. Good work again!
Wow o m g that was amazing Danny my bro meeting all those auntie an uncle after so many years amazing we really enjoyed this journey thank you guys for sharing this awesome video how can life get better than this 👍👍👍🙏🙏🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Hey Danny, wow!!! I admire that you climbed tall coconut trees. I grew up in a coconut walk/farm and all I did a few times is to climb a 6' coconut tree...else to that I use a bamboo rod fitted with a grass knife. I don't know if you guys know what is a grass knife. Big up Danny... you are braver than me. Well I did things on the surface of the ground. Can you still climb a tall coconut tree? lol. and yes Berbicians and Essiquibians are very hospitable people. Think if they can get together very often, what will happen? Making cheap or free access and more safe path ways, including roads, bridges, monitored trails by law enforcement. Etc.
This specific video bring back so much memories. I used to visit Sparta alot. Thank you for bringing back some very good childhood memories passing by my uncle Diliph home. I hope one day soon I visit Guyana been too long since I last visited.
Hello ARD family, Respect to the ones who gain academic achievements ...Huge congrats to you all. I remember those days in my time when it was GCE. I was not allowed to write 12 subjects in one sitting. Why? I would like to hear back from you guys... why? Danny, ypu have a big heart for this world just like me. I speak the truth and many people don't like the truth. They think they are all of that and spread wrong information. Keep up the good work the ARD family is doing. Big up.
Not sure why they didn’t allow more than 12 back them in my days was the same. I guess with advanced technology more subjects were added like computer science, tourism etc
Hi Danny, 12 GCE subjects wasn't allowed then all citizens of Guyana simply LFSB...Linden Forbes Samson Burnham had 12 subjects and don't want anyone to surpass him. It is part of Guyana's history and this should be shared.
sights and scenes from those villages ..one word comes to mind..abundant. Third world countries can learn so much from these people, hard working to make this country so abundance of food and happiness
It’s always a warm and wonderful feelings seeing family and loved ones. Congratulations to the one with the great achievement. I wish you a bright and successful future. Congrats to your parents too, great job to mom and dad!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video .......Its nice when Family members can meet up and reminisce on beautiful memories Keep up the good work #Mr Danny Persaud .On another note Congratulations to the young guy on his Achievements I followed his Success Story on Fb.May all his Future Endeavors be Successful.❤❤❤and Blessings from Guyanese living in Trinidad🇬🇾🇹🇹.
denny i am really upset with youtube for putting ads out for over fifteen to twenty minuites i do not know if i am watching ard videosor watching the long ads i get lost i skip ads sometimes i do not mind watching ads but its too long denny so nice to have an educater in the family congratulation in the sixties my mamoo wrote twelve subjects gce all a grade and distintion he won a goverment scolarship to pursue his doctorate in the u s a i do not know about twenty four subjects
Kindly skip the long ads. Sorry for the long ones. We don’t get to choose the ads they show on our contents. The young man indeed got a scholarship for the USA
Enjoying your video love the atmosphere never went to Essequibo. Thanks for taking me with you guys. Visiting families and friends you have to prepare to eat. Thats my parents for you always making sure anyone visit our home must have something to eat and drink. Here in Canada as well. Have fun guys.❤️
Where was developed first and had the bigger population. Berbice or the Essequibo? Where do more people live? How do they make a living? Thanks. If you all live in Guyana how come it took so long to see each other? I don't understand that. Can you explain? Guyana looks so much better since I last visited 27 years ago. My problem is I heard that there are lots of snakes. It is a pity the government would not work on the infrastructure. We had electricity and water problems.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD because of your great videos, i plan to mek a trip. We left in 76, when i was 5, to move to Toronto, Canada. Can't wait to visit my hometown, Campbelville...Seaforth St. 👍😉.
Are there agencies that do tours of all these places? Do they have short term furnished apartments that are reasonable for a 6 week winter vacation? But not in a snake infested area.
Because they don't realize calling themselves that word is derogatory. That indentured labour life is their past life. One person told me that is how we talk. It is the same as using the N word.
I guess it is because they are now citizens of Florida. I would call myself a Torontonian or Canadian because I am a Canadian citizen and have lived here for more than double the years that I have lived in my native country. When I travel I say I am a Canadian. If asked where I lived before I came here then I would identify my birth country. If I have to go back to my country, I have to reaappy for citizenship because I came here before we had dual citizenship. I guess this is how our mindset is
@@islandgirl3330 well I live Trinidad and I will never call myself a Trinidadian even though I have citizenship here I am still a guyanese living in another country...
I watched this episode with my Mom and Dad they are both old now. We are originally from Berbice. We have not been back to Guyana in years, most of our family are abroad or have died. Your program helps us stay connected to Guyana. It brought back a lot of memories. Keep doing more episodes like these showing the country. Thank you!!!
Yours is a beautiful country, oh Guyana, when will I see thee ? Life can't get better than this !! ❤️❤️
God bless that uncle, 73 years young and very welcoming.
visiting family and friends refresh your good old days nice to see you so friendly and put a smile on people face denny you are a good and kind hearted soul take care
The goodness continues with the love of family and great memories. Congratulations to the young man on his great scholastic achievement.
I see MIT 📚 (one of the many top schools in the States) in his future. May he continue to be blessed.
Excellent travel vlog Denny.
Left Guyana 1979 never been back u show keep me connected Tu my roots blessings keep up the good work now I need tu visit wow Guyana change a lot from back in the days
Great to visit relatives, guyanese have great hospitality.
Congrats Kiddo. I love you, go for your dreams. I am willing to back up for any advice you need and maybe more. I am specialized in Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics, Food companies which includes Bio-Pharma , Bio Tech . API's companies. I worked for companies that That Create API's for cancer/ different types of cancer. aids, diabetes, etc. Bio tech is a very wide forum. Go for it kiddo. Huge hug, high 5. Make Guyana proud for you have a President who will back you a million or more percentage. We didn't had those opportunities although we excelled in common entrance. Go for it kiddo. Big up. My Mom was school teacher also but never taught me academics at home ....just home discipline. Trust me she is well known all over the hemisphere.
Denny this is an awesome video. There is nothing like meeting family again after a long time, what a good feeling. You planned a good trip with your sister and family. Really enjoyed watching especially since I don't know much about Essequibo. Good work again!
Wow o m g that was amazing Danny my bro meeting all those auntie an uncle after so many years amazing we really enjoyed this journey thank you guys for sharing this awesome video how can life get better than this 👍👍👍🙏🙏🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Hey Danny, wow!!! I admire that you climbed tall coconut trees. I grew up in a coconut walk/farm and all I did a few times is to climb a 6' coconut tree...else to that I use a bamboo rod fitted with a grass knife. I don't know if you guys know what is a grass knife. Big up Danny... you are braver than me. Well I did things on the surface of the ground. Can you still climb a tall coconut tree? lol. and yes Berbicians and Essiquibians are very hospitable people. Think if they can get together very often, what will happen? Making cheap or free access and more safe path ways, including roads, bridges, monitored trails by law enforcement. Etc.
Yup we had bamboo pole with the grass knife as well. I cannot climb those tall ones any longer maybe the 10 feet ones I’ll take a chance with. Lol 😂
Ho ARD was so nice seeing charity I was there about five years ago thank you to video it back ur entered family is very nice love watching ur videos 😍
Very nice indeed; wonderful family and friends; a pleasant and peaceful village; how can life get better than this?
Danny Persaud boy you have some brilliant relatives CONGRATULATIONS TO THEM
Hello ARD and family I’m enjoying all your beautiful videos keep up all the good work be safe love you guys
Wonderful family meeting. Beautiful Guyana 🇬🇾. God Bless all. Jai Sita Ram Jai shree Krishna
This specific video bring back so much memories. I used to visit Sparta alot. Thank you for bringing back some very good childhood memories passing by my uncle Diliph home. I hope one day soon I visit Guyana been too long since I last visited.
Loving the video thanks ARD my mom was from essequibo Middlesex, great memories you brought back 🥀🌹
Hello ARD family, Respect to the ones who gain academic achievements ...Huge congrats to you all. I remember those days in my time when it was GCE. I was not allowed to write 12 subjects in one sitting. Why? I would like to hear back from you guys... why? Danny, ypu have a big heart for this world just like me. I speak the truth and many people don't like the truth. They think they are all of that and spread wrong information. Keep up the good work the ARD family is doing. Big up.
Not sure why they didn’t allow more than 12 back them in my days was the same. I guess with advanced technology more subjects were added like computer science, tourism etc
Hi Danny, 12 GCE subjects wasn't allowed then all citizens of Guyana simply LFSB...Linden Forbes Samson Burnham had 12 subjects and don't want anyone to surpass him. It is part of Guyana's history and this should be shared.
ARD it's a old saying no place better than home enjoyed your trip buddy with your family 👍🇬🇾🇨🇦
Thank God for u and Family let's all Live,Love and Laugh. Thanks for sharing 👍 stay safe stay bless 🙌 🙏
sights and scenes from those villages ..one word comes to mind..abundant. Third world countries can learn so much from these people, hard working to make this country so abundance of food and happiness
I really enjoyed your videos. It's great to walk around and be with friends and family. Strong memories from Brazil. Edson Guglielmelli

It’s always a warm and wonderful feelings seeing family and loved ones. Congratulations to the one with the great achievement. I wish you a bright and successful future. Congrats to your parents too, great job to mom and dad!
So nice l love visiting relatives
Public comment. Enjoy guyana. Thanks for sharing beautiful guyana Mr Danny ard family.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video .......Its nice when Family members can meet up and reminisce on beautiful memories Keep up the good work #Mr Danny Persaud .On another note Congratulations to the young guy on his Achievements I followed his Success Story on Fb.May all his Future Endeavors be Successful.❤❤❤and Blessings from Guyanese living in Trinidad🇬🇾🇹🇹.
So nice to see charity! Feel like I’m home ❤️
It’s beautiful my friend
It's always nice to visit with family.
Wow mr ARD I must say this is my most favorite video thank you and be safe 🙏🏼
So nice visiting relatives God bless you and family ♥️
I looking for dis video almost every day
Good morning ARD AND FAMILY'S so beautiful seeing family's get together ❤️ 💕 💗 and life couldn't get better than this
Thank you for sharing your child hood home 🏡 🇨🇦
Truly beautiful.
Realist thing out of Guyana: team ARD.
Very nice vid
Amazing road trip adventure visiting family and friends
Driving true those allie I saw lots of sheep and goats 🐐 Christmas is coming up lol 😆 😂 👍🇬🇾🇨🇦
denny i am really upset with youtube for putting ads out for over fifteen to twenty minuites i do not know if i am watching ard videosor watching the long ads i get lost i skip ads sometimes i do not mind watching ads but its too long denny so nice to have an educater in the family congratulation in the sixties my mamoo wrote twelve subjects gce all a grade and distintion he won a goverment scolarship to pursue his doctorate in the u s a i do not know about twenty four subjects
Kindly skip the long ads. Sorry for the long ones. We don’t get to choose the ads they show on our contents. The young man indeed got a scholarship for the USA
Beautiful family meeting ❤️
Thank you for sharing where you came from
Essiquibo real nice and beautiful.
O BEAUTIFUL GUYANA WOW 🙏🏽❤️🇬🇾BEAUTIFUL
Enjoying your video love the atmosphere never went to Essequibo. Thanks for taking me with you guys. Visiting families and friends you have to prepare to eat. Thats my parents for you always making sure anyone visit our home must have something to eat and drink. Here in Canada as well. Have fun guys.❤️
Cool. Look out for part 3&4
10:31 that's so cool that u found your old car
Hi Danny n family beautiful volg love the place there God bless you n family's ♥️
god bless you my brother....so happy for you.
Very nice 👍👍🙏🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
Loving your videos 💯%
I party at Xenon and slept at Purpleheart hotel beck in the 80's. Nice place.
Back then it was really nice.
Hi ARD, Where can we find those pots in Toronto Canada. Love the video. Victorine
How can life get better than this
How can life get any better 30 yrs to the day
I always watch your video
Bro I love you an family an the show lots of love ❤
Nice to c keep updating us with da airport
Very nice family time. You can buy him some amplifier he will hear better.. Amazon 👍🏼
They do but they said it only last for about a month than no longer works. Not sure as to why. Can you recommend a good brand
I am from Esseqibo coast perth
Awesome bro
I don't know how Denny has room for all that food in one day
I never went so far. It would be so nice to visit when i come home but i dont have family or friends there.
Where was developed first and had the bigger population. Berbice or the Essequibo? Where do more people live? How do they make a living? Thanks. If you all live in Guyana how come it took so long to see each other? I don't understand that. Can you explain? Guyana looks so much better since I last visited 27 years ago. My problem is I heard that there are lots of snakes. It is a pity the government would not work on the infrastructure. We had electricity and water problems.
They returned to Guyana after living in Venezuela for 28 years
Nice
Nice bro keep it up
Ard dis is lorenzo
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Bai, meh nah bin back a Guyana since 1980! I'll mek a return video if i ever return😂.
Cool
@@ITSOURLIFEARD because of your great videos, i plan to mek a trip. We left in 76, when i was 5, to move to Toronto, Canada. Can't wait to visit my hometown, Campbelville...Seaforth St. 👍😉.
Hi
Danny good morning
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Are there agencies that do tours of all these places? Do they have short term furnished apartments that are reasonable for a 6 week winter vacation? But not in a snake infested area.
I have a friend had an uncle also name BACKOO
Mami paro and uncle kishe ❤❤❤ that’s my family also
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I herd you mention 24 subjects. What are they if you can enlighten me please for in our time there were 12 subjects.
27 subjects not sure what are they. But it was all over Guyana news not sure if you can find it on kaieteur online News or google
Usually 5phones 😅😅😅
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I do not understand how you live in Guyana and it takes 30 years to see family
They migrated to Venezuela 🇻🇪 since 1991 and only returned 2 years ago.
Denny you need to buy your Uncle a hearing aid
Hi guys, i am.in Canada. The guyanese and Trinidadian indians label themselves as coolies. Why?
Because they don't realize calling themselves that word is derogatory. That indentured labour life is their past life. One person told me that is how we talk. It is the same as using the N word.
Good memories Danny. Bobo
Why do u refer to those people as floradians? I thought they are guyanese?
I guess it is because they are now citizens of Florida. I would call myself a Torontonian or Canadian because I am a Canadian citizen and have lived here for more than double the years that I have lived in my native country. When I travel I say I am a Canadian. If asked where I lived before I came here then I would identify my birth country. If I have to go back to my country, I have to reaappy for citizenship because I came here before we had dual citizenship. I guess this is how our mindset is
@@islandgirl3330 well I live Trinidad and I will never call myself a Trinidadian even though I have citizenship here I am still a guyanese living in another country...
Uncle u quit drinking at 77 locking stable when the horse 🐎 gone
Where is the great sir Clive Lloyd's house
Not sure