Hi there I am originally from Fiji but living in Australia now.I have Indian lineage just like yous.Its so nice to watch your videos,the life style,the food,the friendship,the fishing boats,the houses,the hanuman ji flags,just about everything is so similar to us Fijians,it's just unbelievable.History says when Indians were taken out of India as Indentured labourers many families got separated when boarding boats.That's why some of us in Fiji,Guyana,Suriname,Trini etc.Deep down I know we are long lost families.Cheers for your videos bro.
I grew up in Hampton court with my grandparents in the 60's-70's. Lot 16 I believe. Left in 1973 to move to Canada with my parents and sisters. I went to Anna Regina secondary school. I love all your videos. Thank you. A lot of changes. I was hoping to see my grandparents house. My aunt still lives there!!
Hi I really enjoyed watching your videos especially this one as I was born at Devonshire Castle and Hampton Court is our neighbour village. .Bought back so many memories and I love going back to see my family A piece of my heart is there also. Thank you and continue showing our beautiful Guyana.
Thanks for your video. You are a true Guyanese with no bias. I never visited these parts of Guyana and feel like I am right there with you. Thanks for sharing.
That's what I am talking about...Real Life bush cook!!!I. It was more primitive in my time, but still in the bush having a whole heap of fun. Love that yard with the fireside, plants well arranged. I am sure there was a hammock nearby...but didn't see. That's real life my friend, you have filled my appetite with the food for thought. Thanks!..It was hard for me to say goodbye to those guys bushcooking😥😥😥😥😥 .
Thank you so much for a nice video. Me and my family enjoyed it . I never went Essequibo before but you give me a lovely your . I never had duck before. I will definitely be trying it when I visit Guyana next year. Keep the videos coming.
My 🇬🇾 so beautiful this is living life. You fresh fruit vegetables live stock. I am proud my country luv country. Everything fresh is only ingrates bad talk our beautiful guyana no place like home guyama have so much beautiful places. Luv blessings my guyanese
I'm sitting here in disbelief asking myself is this really guyana. Denny all i want to say is thank so much for sharing guyana with the world. Guyana is truly a beautiful country. God bless you. Nuff love to you and your beautiful family
Always wanted to go back here. Everytime i would have this seawall in my dreams pulling me back here. Strange that now i cannot go back here, this is now in a video and straight back to me...'Cap' used to be our neighbour. The house i lived in next to 'Cap' is broken down since it got old. Thanks a million more than u can imagine for this.
Guyana is indeed one of the most beautiful places on earth. I Was born and raised in Berbice. I never went to essequibo but hope to one day. Thank you for sharing good memories.
Thanks for slways showcasimg your visit to various part of guyana.i grew up in berbice and Demerara but never went to essequibo.i was supose to visit there but i never did.i herd of Kaman Sankar.the guy that spray rice field with plane.I now live in canada but i miss the fun growing up in guyana.
Oh my god Danny i can't explain how happy i am to see that house, i didn't go to that home like 27 years now , the last i went their was when ur mom had a religious function , i am so happy to see their.
Always interesting video, you going down memory lane, reminded me why I am still glad to this day that I came to America old enough to had enjoyed my childhood and preteen years and build some really fond memories.
Guyana look like my country PUERTO RICO you can found EVERYTHING fresh in the market ,coconut palm EVERYWHERE ,fresh fish , happy PEOPLE, THAT is life 👍🏿🎣🎣🍽🍽👏👏
Guyana has six different races Nikesh. Most people are unaware of this fact. Most Americans think there are only blacks in Guyana, however those who are from there know the racial makeup and though the two dominant races blacks and East Indians don't always see eye to eye on politics, like everywhere else, we all do have a love for our country. And in the end, I guess that's all that matters.
OMG Denny boy you have made my day.35 yrs ago I return to Guyana as my sister had enter the miss Diwali compitation and I join her and the other beauty queen to Essiquibo for a fair.we stayed with the guys who was running the event1985.. I remembered the hospitality of the Essiquibo people.swiming in mainstay beach OMG.singing in a barn drinking vodka.thanks buddy.i have to hook up with you.coming soon to GT
Great video ! Village life is endoubtedly is the best . Not surprisingly the nostalgic reminicences of your birthplace are recalled with innate love and passion . The backyard kitchen fireplace has always been a must ! Epic celebrations with school friends and neighbours ! Sweet memories.....so recomforting . All the best .
Very nice video Denny. I too have lots of memories of Hampton Court. Guyanese life style was always nice.... those over here in these foreign lands can never have that life style here. Cheers.
My grandparents on my mom's side lives in Queenstown,on the Coast.Their back yard is filled with fruit trees,five finger,cherries,guava and owara too,I miss those days when i would go raid it within minutes of walking into the yard😂....country life is sweet,I miss Guyana.
My friend I could pay to see this one. Last Saturday I was in Guyana Gold store in Liberty and I was telling Rickey about how you are a great guy. And he told me you just called him. And in my present he tried to return your call when you were going to Essequibo. I have been dealing with Rickey and his uncle for over thirty years. Enjoy God bless. Keep doing the good work.
This was so nice ** it shows how Guyana used to be and can be again**we all lived as one and your neighbor was closer than some of your relatives** It makes me nostalgic for home to live the Guyanese lifestyle I once knew**Great video**
Hey bro wish i was there with you guys. Miss those times when i was growing up in Guyana. Thanks to your videos Guyana is back on the minds of guys like myself who left home close to fifty years ago.Your videos make us want to come back home.Thank you so much for uploading .
Sebastian Boodhram hi aunty Krishna how are you. We were neighbors back then Since you migrated I never saw you again. Kindly consider visiting guyana in the near future
Wow this is good life . I never visited the country. I love visit Indians . I had very good Indians friends. 🇬🇾 I wish I can visit these places . Awesome 👏
Seeing your video and hearing you talking about growing up in Hampton Court, reminds me of growing up on National Avenue in South Ruimveldt. Me and my friends would go into the cane fields behind our house and eat the sugar cane and travel in the pontoons that transport the sugar cane, catch hassa fish and go swimming in the river there. Ah, life seemed so much simpler back then. This was in the late 80's for me. :)
Thanks for your vidio on your visit to the essequibo coast.i was burned in Berbice but live everywhere in Berbice and Demerara except the Essequibo. I know about monkey apple in the corentyne. I now live in Toronto but I sometime miss the fun growing up in Guyana.
Hey Danny, Good to see those Indian people out there in your country living a life ( maybe a little larger than indian villages) that is almost similar to India. Great to see your videos man, Thanks indeed
By the way I heard Kaman Sankar was the richest private rice farmer in essequibo .herd he had planes to spray fertilizer on his rice fields.i should say the richest rice farmer in Guyana. Nice to know that guyanese are self sufficient in their food.i don't think you can go hungry in Guyana we are blessed with a "garden of Eden"
Vishnoo Ramdin yes layman Sankar was the largest rice farmer in Guyana. He also had operations in bath settlement and Blairmont Berbice and yes he used planes to spray and add fertilizer to the rice while other farmers were doing it manually
Hi Dan, I really enjoy the video show casing the type of life style in Guyana. Its a beautiful country and your videos have inspire me to visit your country one day. While I like the different terms used in your video, it would be good if you can also use the universal translation since I am trying to wonder what banjal means!! Keep up the great work my friend, as you can see people from all walks of life watch your videos. Great job.
BA-ha-ha laughing my ass off, Just came across your video,Was just there with Patrick second week in November did the same walk you did, Nice place and people. P.S. The white man from Canada.
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Hi there I am originally from Fiji but living in Australia now.I have Indian lineage just like yous.Its so nice to watch your videos,the life style,the food,the friendship,the fishing boats,the houses,the hanuman ji flags,just about everything is so similar to us Fijians,it's just unbelievable.History says when Indians were taken out of India as Indentured labourers many families got separated when boarding boats.That's why some of us in Fiji,Guyana,Suriname,Trini etc.Deep down I know we are long lost families.Cheers for your videos bro.
U will have a better life in Aussie.... anytyme come to ur native land india for emotional visit or business visit 🙏🏻
a tip: you can watch movies at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies lately.
@Alexis Roman Definitely, I've been using flixzone for years myself :)
@Alexis Roman Yea, been watching on flixzone for since november myself :)
I grew up in Hampton court with my grandparents in the 60's-70's. Lot 16 I believe. Left in 1973 to move to Canada with my parents and sisters. I went to Anna Regina secondary school. I love all your videos. Thank you. A lot of changes. I was hoping to see my grandparents house. My aunt still lives there!!
This bring back a lot of memories. We use to do the same thing in Jamaica. Blessed love. Thanks for sharing.
Hi I really enjoyed watching your videos especially this one as I was born at Devonshire Castle and Hampton Court is our neighbour village. .Bought back so many memories and I love going back to see my family A piece of my heart is there also. Thank you and continue showing our beautiful Guyana.
Nice video from Hampton Court Esseouibo Guyana.Radhe Radhe 🙏🏼 Jai shree Krishna 🙏🏼🕉️🌹
Everytime l watch these videos. I want to come home so much. Watching from Queens N.Y
I’m in queens too, cleaning up my garden for winter. I miss Essequibo so much.
Very nice video .You are doing it so rite for us .keep it up we love what you are doing .I will love to visit this nice place
Thanks for your video. You are a true Guyanese with no bias. I never visited these parts of Guyana and feel like I am right there with you. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful country life , I wish to return to Guyana and live this life .
My beautiful Essequibo ♥️👍 love your show 👍
See you frying all that fish make me 😋😋
🤣
Beautiful village like a scenery thanks for share
That's what I am talking about...Real Life bush cook!!!I. It was more primitive in my time, but still in the bush having a whole heap of fun. Love that yard with the fireside, plants well arranged. I am sure there was a hammock nearby...but didn't see. That's real life my friend, you have filled my appetite with the food for thought. Thanks!..It was hard for me to say goodbye to those guys bushcooking😥😥😥😥😥
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Mahammad Shariff at 4:06 kindly watch carefully under Gulu house you’ll see a hammock sorry I didn’t video it closer.
Thank you so much for a nice video. Me and my family enjoyed it . I never went Essequibo before but you give me a lovely your . I never had duck before. I will definitely be trying it when I visit Guyana next year. Keep the videos coming.
My 🇬🇾 so beautiful this is living life. You fresh fruit vegetables live stock. I am proud my country luv country. Everything fresh is only ingrates bad talk our beautiful guyana no place like home guyama have so much beautiful places. Luv blessings my guyanese
That's a fantastic village. You grew up in a beautiful place.
I'm sitting here in disbelief asking myself is this really guyana. Denny all i want to say is thank so much for sharing guyana with the world. Guyana is truly a beautiful country. God bless you. Nuff love to you and your beautiful family
Always wanted to go back here. Everytime i would have this seawall in my dreams pulling me back here. Strange that now i cannot go back here, this is now in a video and straight back to me...'Cap' used to be our neighbour. The house i lived in next to 'Cap' is broken down since it got old. Thanks a million more than u can imagine for this.
Guyana is indeed one of the most beautiful places on earth. I Was born and raised in Berbice. I never went to essequibo but hope to one day. Thank you for sharing good memories.
Thanks for slways showcasimg your visit to various part of guyana.i grew up in berbice and Demerara but never went to essequibo.i was supose to visit there but i never did.i herd of Kaman Sankar.the guy that spray rice field with plane.I now live in canada but i miss the fun growing up in guyana.
Well done Denny.Another wonderful video of the everyday good life in beautiful Guyana.Keep the videos coming Bro.
It's so nice to see parts of Essequibo, I grew up there an my cha chee is from Hamptoncourt .
Oh my god Danny i can't explain how happy i am to see that house, i didn't go to that home like 27 years now , the last i went their was when ur mom had a religious function , i am so happy to see their.
Beautiful place humble ppl.my ma's family waz from there.
Always interesting video, you going down memory lane, reminded me why I am still glad to this day that I came to America old enough to had enjoyed my childhood and preteen years and build some really fond memories.
Guyana look like my country PUERTO RICO you can found EVERYTHING fresh in the market ,coconut palm EVERYWHERE ,fresh fish , happy PEOPLE, THAT is life 👍🏿🎣🎣🍽🍽👏👏
This is a amazing video thank you for showing off beautiful Guyana🇬🇾
I hadn't heard of Guyana until only a few months ago and now I just look forward to your vids and seeing how our people are living there
Guyana has six different races Nikesh. Most people are unaware of this fact. Most Americans think there are only blacks in Guyana, however those who are from there know the racial makeup and though the two dominant races blacks and East Indians don't always see eye to eye on politics, like everywhere else, we all do have a love for our country. And in the end, I guess that's all that matters.
@@Donnette_BistroLounge_owner Thanks Donnette
What a beautiful quaint little village . Your friends were so sweet to say hi and wave to your viewers, it shows they support you.
OMG Denny boy you have made my day.35 yrs ago I return to Guyana as my sister had enter the miss Diwali compitation and I join her and the other beauty queen to Essiquibo for a fair.we stayed with the guys who was running the event1985.. I remembered the hospitality of the Essiquibo people.swiming in mainstay beach OMG.singing in a barn drinking vodka.thanks buddy.i have to hook up with you.coming soon to GT
Great video !
Village life is endoubtedly is the best .
Not surprisingly the nostalgic reminicences of your birthplace are recalled with innate love and passion .
The backyard kitchen fireplace has always been a must !
Epic celebrations with school friends and neighbours ! Sweet memories.....so recomforting .
All the best .
Nice Bush cook lime, that's what you call the good old days
Very nice video Denny. I too have lots of memories of Hampton Court. Guyanese life style was always nice.... those over here in these foreign lands can never have that life style here. Cheers.
My grandparents on my mom's side lives in Queenstown,on the Coast.Their back yard is filled with fruit trees,five finger,cherries,guava and owara too,I miss those days when i would go raid it within minutes of walking into the yard😂....country life is sweet,I miss Guyana.
My friend I could pay to see this one. Last Saturday I was in Guyana Gold store in Liberty and I was telling Rickey about how you are a great guy. And he told me you just called him. And in my present he tried to return your call when you were going to Essequibo. I have been dealing with Rickey and his uncle for over thirty years. Enjoy God bless. Keep doing the good work.
This was so nice ** it shows how Guyana used to be and can be again**we all lived as one and your neighbor was closer than some of your relatives** It makes me nostalgic for home to live the Guyanese lifestyle I once knew**Great video**
Yummy I hope y'all have a wonderful time.I miss the wonderful time in Guyana.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful essequibo my home land 😍❤
Hey bro wish i was there with you guys. Miss those times when i was growing up in Guyana. Thanks to your videos Guyana is back on the minds of guys like myself who left home close to fifty years ago.Your videos make us want to come back home.Thank you so much for uploading .
Keep up the great work and amazing videos in the village of Hampton Court - Aunty Krishna
Sebastian Boodhram hi aunty Krishna how are you. We were neighbors back then Since you migrated I never saw you again. Kindly consider visiting guyana in the near future
Wow this is good life . I never visited the country. I love visit Indians . I had very good Indians friends. 🇬🇾 I wish I can visit these places . Awesome 👏
Seeing your video and hearing you talking about growing up in Hampton Court, reminds me of growing up on National Avenue in South Ruimveldt. Me and my friends would go into the cane fields behind our house and eat the sugar cane and travel in the pontoons that transport the sugar cane, catch hassa fish and go swimming in the river there. Ah, life seemed so much simpler back then. This was in the late 80's for me. :)
Hi there we were neighbours, I used to live in Manatee Place the next street from yours in South Ruimveldt Park. Left Guyana in the mid 80's.
I'm Jamaica but I love guyanese food
OMG another great video..cooking in the village and having beer and the smell of the massala ooh boi...owesome
Thanks for sharing all this❤️❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲✅✅👁👁👁👁👁👁👁✅✅✅❤️❤️💄💄🖍🖍🖍🖍🖍🖍💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋👁🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🚗🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I just come across this video my god I want to book my flight rite now I use to live in supernaam I miss home ❤️ lovely video by the way
Village life sweet. Thanks for sharing.
Love the *little friends and families ljmes* so relaxing to sit and look at
My country is really beautiful
Nice video bro i love the countryside lime it's nothing better
This video remind me of my days growing up in Guyana. We used to bush cook on MMZ seawall.
Your videos make me smile. I miss my country so much.
Lovely to see previous lifestyle in Guyana. Greetings from James J in Limerick city Ireland
Love Essequibo n doing bush cook it's a beautiful place
Thanks for your vidio on your visit to the essequibo coast.i was burned in Berbice but live everywhere in Berbice and Demerara except the Essequibo. I know about monkey apple in the corentyne. I now live in Toronto but I sometime miss the fun growing up in Guyana.
Beautiful Guyana I miss it so much
Hampton Court, my childhood memories. Just in time
I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing your world with me.
Uncle Willie and uncle Jack all looking very good.... Good family values are important also old friends.💯💯 One Love❤
Bush cook bai. Allyuh doin it nice. Best lime is a bush lime.
Hi Dan thanks for such video never went to Essequibo so for me is like seeing a whole new country .Really like how you kept the friendship ❤️👍
I am from Trinidad I always hear about Guyana beautiful place wonderful people maybe one good day I would visit
Very nice of you ard to visit your home
In Corentyne, I grew up on fire side cooking’s. The best food. 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
Hi love to watch ur video just nice and positive vibes
very nice i enjoy this video
Essequibo is just beautiful
Greetings from Suriname..your neighour...sometimes we do the same...cooking in the backyard..
Looks like fun
Glad u had a good time cheers'
I love this video clip and your family and how you live
Hey Danny, Good to see those Indian people out there in your country living a life ( maybe a little larger than indian villages) that is almost similar to India. Great to see your videos man, Thanks indeed
Uncle Danny built house and rent it.. nice video you always explain so nice
Love the videos family. From a Guyanese all the way in Qatar.
Love your accents as well 😊 👌
Beautiful Videos...
Reminds me of the Dutch water system. I am hoping the newly discovered oil wells will help finance a prosperous Guyana from now on.
Take away the language and the accent and this is Fiji country side...hahaha...our boys roll just like this.
Omg I want all a da foods shrimps no way u can get that taste like Guyana bi I love your vidoes baddddd
Fire side cooking. Sweetest food ever. Lol
enjoy life bai when I get old like u I wana be da SAme havent been to guyana about 20 yrs now plan to visit 2020... 1love from florida
Where in fl.you live buddy,I was living Miami Beach for 15 years rass never meet a Guyanese there yet.
Ucantcme D I live in guyana but I visit my relatives in Orlando and Ocala during the summer
@@ITSOURLIFEARD got to link up wit u one day daddy Indian fl
That place different now. I have been 12 yrs since I visited
By the way I heard Kaman Sankar was the richest private rice farmer in essequibo .herd he had planes to spray fertilizer on his rice fields.i should say the richest rice farmer in Guyana. Nice to know that guyanese are self sufficient in their food.i don't think you can go hungry in Guyana we are blessed with a "garden of Eden"
Vishnoo Ramdin yes layman Sankar was the largest rice farmer in Guyana. He also had operations in bath settlement and Blairmont Berbice and yes he used planes to spray and add fertilizer to the rice while other farmers were doing it manually
Miss this place, my grandmother was from Hampton court, her and all her family was taken back there to be buried
Do you know the sarjoos from Hampton court?
So beautiful. Always wanted to visit there. Don't know when that opportunity will come
Jai shree ram❤❤❤❤❤
❤from india
Take your Jai shree Ram and shove it.
Big man now u talking boi ...great feelings bro .da d real thing .oh this is the security lolol....big up every time bro 🍻🍻🍻🍻
Interesting to see this place the Bacchus is my father family I saw Bacchus and Hampton Court on his birth certificate
Nice video bro remember bak in d days same we used to do ther
Please don’t move the camera so fast at times. I want to see the fruit trees...
Thanks for doing what you are doing 👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽
That’s an old video when I didn’t know anything much about recording
Wow so beautiful
I'm from Essequibo coast real nice place only place in Guyana where rum an cutters is free at wedding house..lol
Keep doing what you’re doing these videos give me joy
Great video❤️❤️❤️
Jai shree Krishna❤❤❤❤
❤from india
Wow such a beautiful video and familiar place. Beautiful memories again thank you! Is that buck man brother Harry?
Gomattie Outram yes he is
Oh wow nice
Born in Guyana made in America
Nice show
Enjoy your every video..
Hi Dan, I really enjoy the video show casing the type of life style in Guyana. Its a beautiful country and your videos have inspire me to visit your country one day. While I like the different terms used in your video, it would be good if you can also use the universal translation since I am trying to wonder what banjal means!! Keep up the great work my friend, as you can see people from all walks of life watch your videos. Great job.
Nice place
Hi danny love your video
BA-ha-ha laughing my ass off, Just came across your video,Was just there with Patrick second week in November did the same walk you did, Nice place and people. P.S. The white man from Canada.
Right now I can go for a few Banks 🍻 beers. 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾