I am blessed to have a cousin that loves the natural untouched remote places in Barbados and is willing to take me along with him on my visits to Barbados 🇧🇧. Our locals need to get out on weekends or holidays and explore the beauty of our valleys and hills 🇧🇧 .
Although I’m a Bajan and has always heard of Ragged Point lighthouse and seen it in the distance many times I have never driven there. That was very cool - thank you!
Oh my God I love this video in particular this is where I grew up I couldn't contain myself watching this video I was calling out so many familiar spots...Thanks D&J
D&J thank you for another ride around Barbados. I enjoyed it very much. A small island but it looks and feels much bigger than one realize when you are driving around it. One love to you and your son and keep on doing what you doing.
I enjoy your videos thoroughly.I have lived overseas for 40 years plus.You have brought back very fond memories of the island .Thanks and wishing many more videos to come.
you know what seperates you from other barbados drives is the excellent commentary that you provide, very informative and detailed. i always look forward to your next journey. Charnocks born but cant wait till you get to East coast and more Atlantic shores. thanks.
I just started watching your videos and I am enjoying them very much, I haven't been or seen very much of Barbados so I am truly enjoying your videos ty
Hi D&J watching from Guyana. I love your videos I lived in Barbados, I am originally from Guyana but worked in Barbados for meny years. Barbados is a very beautiful country. I enjoyed evorything except for some of the locals. Most of the time people were quite hostile towards me because of my nationality especially in the workplace I did not expect that from such a major caribbean island. I have worked in Jamaca, Trinidad and Grenada and experienced welcoming people how would invite you into they're homes, but in Barbados people treated my family and me like dirt and always had remarks. This was very sad for me because we love the island. We are planning to visit next year and hope to have a different experience. I love the videos as we are planning to see all of the unique sites that you showcase. I love the Trini acsent 😁 I guess visiting and living in Barbados are completely different things. The only country where i had a similar experience to my experience in Barbados was when I was a young man studying in England.
I am sorry for your awkful experience of resentment by some of our Bajans while you were living and working in Barbados. I think some of us forget that a lot of our ancestors immigrated to Guyana and we still have relations there. We should not be treating anyone with resentment, hatred or disrespect regardless from which country they immigrate from. Barbadians have immigrated throughout the Caribbean, South and Central America , The UK , Canada, and the USA . Therefore we should be respectful, welcoming , tolerant and kind to others. ❤
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I am blessed to have a cousin that loves the natural untouched remote places in Barbados and is willing to take me along with him on my visits to Barbados 🇧🇧. Our locals need to get out on weekends or holidays and explore the beauty of our valleys and hills 🇧🇧 .
Although I’m a Bajan and has always heard of Ragged Point lighthouse and seen it in the distance many times I have never driven there. That was very cool - thank you!
My first visit to Barbados 🇧🇧 was in 1999 I stayed in Thickets fell in love with the Parish since.
Now here in Ruby
Oh my God I love this video in particular this is where I grew up I couldn't contain myself watching this video I was calling out so many familiar spots...Thanks D&J
D&J thank you for another ride around Barbados. I enjoyed it very much. A small island but it looks and feels much bigger than one realize when you are driving around it. One love to you and your son and keep on doing what you doing.
I enjoy your videos thoroughly.I have lived overseas for 40 years plus.You have brought back very fond memories of the island .Thanks and wishing many more videos to come.
you know what seperates you from other barbados drives is the excellent commentary that you provide, very informative and detailed. i always look forward to your next journey.
Charnocks born but cant wait till you get to East coast and more Atlantic shores. thanks.
Thank you D & J Drives for this wonderful drive and view of Rugged point St. Philip, keep up the good work.👍
I just started watching your videos and I am enjoying them very much, I haven't been or seen very much of Barbados so I am truly enjoying your videos ty
Thanks 😊 this was beautiful really enjoyed it. You are very good with your explanation 👍
Hi D&J watching from Guyana. I love your videos I lived in Barbados, I am originally from Guyana but worked in Barbados for meny years. Barbados is a very beautiful country. I enjoyed evorything except for some of the locals. Most of the time people were quite hostile towards me because of my nationality especially in the workplace I did not expect that from such a major caribbean island. I have worked in Jamaca, Trinidad and Grenada and experienced welcoming people how would invite you into they're homes, but in Barbados people treated my family and me like dirt and always had remarks. This was very sad for me because we love the island. We are planning to visit next year and hope to have a different experience. I love the videos as we are planning to see all of the unique sites that you showcase. I love the Trini acsent 😁
I guess visiting and living in Barbados are completely different things.
The only country where i had a similar experience to my experience in Barbados was when I was a young man studying in England.
I am sorry for your awkful experience of resentment by some of our Bajans while you were living and working in Barbados. I think some of us forget that a lot of our ancestors immigrated to Guyana and we still have relations there. We should not be treating anyone with resentment, hatred or disrespect regardless from which country they immigrate from. Barbadians have immigrated throughout the Caribbean, South and Central America , The UK , Canada, and the USA . Therefore we should be respectful, welcoming , tolerant and kind to others. ❤
This was another excellent video, which I enjoyed. I still have so much more to see of my beautiful Island, and this helps. Thank you.
At 21:50 you can see the island called Culpepper Island
D& j drives I feel like you're doing a fairly good job for a person that was not born there, so what made you interested in show casing Barbados?😊