Bula Ura n the crew, condolences to you and the rest of Moturiki for the sad news esp coming back from Nadi from another family funeral to another. May they rest in peace and you all find comfort in God's grace. God bless you all and cheers for uploading this for all us viewers to enjoy...Vinaka ✌️♥️
Condolences to the passing away of your beloved church minister Navuti Congregation, 🙏 The Lord will provide you with another wonderful shepherd. The mangroves, we called it in Samoa * togo, the seaside villages who farer away from the forest, use that too. But it's not a protected species, but still people used it because as you said Ura, it's been used by the passed generations. Vinaka Navuti boys
Condolences to the Pastor’s family and the village. May he Rest in God’s loving arms and in Heavenly Peace. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 May you all find comfort and warmth in these sad difficult times. 💯💯💯💯💯
You have my condolences to the minister who passed on, and as expected with resources all around it's great that you take whats needed and not take on more than that. Only problem is usually blunt knives and tools sorely needing a file to sharpen it better. 😅
We all love watching Urai and the Boys videos and its true village lifestyle which iam sure we are always looking forward to the next one. On this one can you please stop cutting Mangroves or Dogo this is the first line of defense againts rising seas and tsunami that thereated every village in the Pacific.Not only does it make us looks bad in front of western leftist media that will pick this up and broadcast to the world that Fiji is one country that destroyes what it preaches about climate change. Mangroves should be classed as Turtle in Fiji,taboo to destroy as it is the main defence against waves and tsunami. We need to do better boys🇫🇯👍
The small amount they take, they replace by planting and looking after it. The biggest problem is illegal fishing vessels and illegal biohazard dumping in the sea nearby that poison the waters and mangroves. The percentage that the villagers take is nothing compared.
...been following your posts for some long time now...u've been out in Denmark for a bit more than 6 years now ..a short time...yet while here in Fiji one would have expected an enhanced contribution by way of advice and guidance to litigate the challenges that mother nature offered...I've seen you harvesting baby stingrays!..indiscriminately harvesting crabs and other sealives...harvesting mangroves!! endlessly....never seen you replanting such and ..shamelessly partying with total disregard & oblivious to the damage u're doing in the meantime
@tulalevu - this is how villages live, they have been doing it for decades. Nature will reproduce as Uraia said they don't do it daily they only do it occasionally. This lifestyle is much better than driving to work every day which I guess you do.
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Bula Ura n the crew, condolences to you and the rest of Moturiki for the sad news esp coming back from Nadi from another family funeral to another. May they rest in peace and you all find comfort in God's grace. God bless you all and cheers for uploading this for all us viewers to enjoy...Vinaka ✌️♥️
Bula. Very fond of your videos. Very Interesting village life. Greetings from Papua new 🇵🇬 Guinea
Condolences to the passing away of your beloved church minister Navuti Congregation, 🙏 The Lord will provide you with another wonderful shepherd. The mangroves, we called it in Samoa * togo, the seaside villages who farer away from the forest, use that too. But it's not a protected species, but still people used it because as you said Ura, it's been used by the passed generations. Vinaka Navuti boys
Wow😮 yeah, mangroves nearly the same, we call it Dogo in Fiji.
Sooo sorry for that 😢😢😢😢 I lost my sister n brother in law cousin
@@AlofaPili-rk7rh aww..so sorry for your loss bro/sis .May the peace nd mercy of God be with you.
Its called management of resources....ancestors or older generations have been managing well till now
bula brother love your videos ! very informative! and love the island feeling from watching your videos! keep it up
Navuti moturiki in the hoouuussee chooooooooo hooooooooooo
The village leaders are proper in the plannings for each ceremonies
Condolences to the Pastor’s family and the village. May he Rest in God’s loving arms and in Heavenly Peace. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
May you all find comfort and warmth in these sad difficult times. 💯💯💯💯💯
You have my condolences to the minister who passed on, and as expected with resources all around it's great that you take whats needed and not take on more than that.
Only problem is usually blunt knives and tools sorely needing a file to sharpen it better. 😅
Much Love from Wellington NZ❤
Vakatawa English name is Stewart methodist
39:45 Suki so long that it could last him a year 🤣 uraia you gotta show us how they roll there suki
what size or length is the boats you use and what brand
Where is Kuku?
❤ Love to you all of these all episodes Caqiri Nasniu
Like #6, Good afternoon from Papua New Guinea
Awesome video
Kia orana brothers, wow, hard labor, no pay my condolences on the passing of your minster Blessings whanau 🙏🙏
🇧🇧🙏🏾TIMBER!!!!😀😅😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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We all love watching Urai and the Boys videos and its true village lifestyle which iam sure we are always looking forward to the next one.
On this one can you please stop cutting Mangroves or Dogo this is the first line of defense againts rising seas and tsunami that thereated every village in the Pacific.Not only does it make us looks bad in front of western leftist media that will pick this up and broadcast to the world that Fiji is one country that destroyes what it preaches about climate change.
Mangroves should be classed as Turtle in Fiji,taboo to destroy as it is the main defence against waves and tsunami.
We need to do better boys🇫🇯👍
The small amount they take, they replace by planting and looking after it. The biggest problem is illegal fishing vessels and illegal biohazard dumping in the sea nearby that poison the waters and mangroves. The percentage that the villagers take is nothing compared.
...been following your posts for some long time now...u've been out in Denmark for a bit more than 6 years now ..a short time...yet while here in Fiji one would have expected an enhanced contribution by way of advice and guidance to litigate the challenges that mother nature offered...I've seen you harvesting baby stingrays!..indiscriminately harvesting crabs and other sealives...harvesting mangroves!! endlessly....never seen you replanting such and ..shamelessly partying with total disregard & oblivious to the damage u're doing in the meantime
Relax.....what have you done?
Well, if it hurts you so much why don’t you go to Navuti and replant mangroves and make a difference. Don’t just talk, walk the talk!
@tulalevu - this is how villages live, they have been doing it for decades. Nature will reproduce as Uraia said they don't do it daily they only do it occasionally.
This lifestyle is much better than driving to work every day which I guess you do.
@@nrav25 Agreed, it's always been that way that even Uraia said so himself on taking what's needed and not everyday.
Would be nice if you go and give uraia hand to deliver the knowledge how things are done ,as a comment said don't just talk,walk the talk