I want to thank you so much sir for that wonderful nostalgic drive though Barroullie on February 14,2021. Words cannot express the feelings I had seeing my home town from that standpoint, places I walked when I was small. I left St Vincent when I was ten years old, 1977, went back only twice since. I lived with my grand mother on Keartons Hill, while my birth mom is from Glebe Hill. The drive took me to Keartons bay,where I use to bathe sometimes, around Alfred's Corner, out Pierre Hughes past the clinic and 'Top school' where I attended for a while, through Strakers Road, the playing field ,I saw Mr Blue's shop and a glimpse through Bamboo Square, you took me down to Bottle and Glass and the memories of the smell of black fish and the wonderful taste of crips made my mouth watered. You even considered driving on to the wharf where we use to have greased pole competition, cross bottom street, through middle street which give me a little sadness when we drive past the little Chapel where my grandmother's funeral was held,up to Glebe where I also passed the final resting place of my said grandmother, mam Pearl,as I used to call her. So many memories thank you so much, sir and I wish you all the best.
Thank you for the drive through Barrouallie. It was only a name on a map to me before watchg your film. It was the birth place of our mother, Gloria Georgina John, who went by the name Georgina, or "GG" for short. She was a high school English teacher in St. Vincent. She married Leslie Knight and had four children, I am the third child. As a family of 6, in 1962, we moved to England.
Great video. Everything crisp. “Maaa mmaaa” “I am not your mommy” 🤣 🤣🤣 so funny. Thank you for this tour of Barroualie it’s very beautiful. Its special to me because my paternal grandmother was from there; she was a Quow.
for someone who is a Vincentian born and raise I can’t believe there are so much of St. Vincent and the Grenadines t have never seen before I have to re-discover St. Vincent thank you for showing me parts of St. Vincent I’ve never seen before
KD THANK FOR SHARING BARROUALLIE IT'S ANOTHER OF MY CHILDHOOD BACK YARD I WENT SCHOOL AT BARROUALLIE SECONDARY SCHOOL THAT PLACE IS VERY DEAR TO ME KEEP SAFE MY FRIEND
Another great drive along! My Vincy wife and I watched it last night. 👍 Like the new camera setup! I can definitely see (and hear) a noticeable improvement over your previous one. Have you ever considered looking jnto a 360° camera mounted to the exterior of your vehicle? It is a little bit more costly but I think could take the type of content you are making to the next level even more. One thing I haven't really seen in any of your videos are motorcycles. Does SVG not have much of a motorcycle or biker scene? Even searching TH-cam about that topic came up with very few (and no really good) results. Cheers
Will look into it. We do have a motorcycle movement, used to have pre-corona national Independence rides with visiting bikers from neighbouring Caribbean Islands.
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 Cool man. Check out the Insta360 OneX 2 camera. I think this could prove to be very useful in recording the type of content you do as it records all it's surroundings in a 360 degree sphere. The video can be uploaded to TH-cam as such allowing the viewer to rotate and pan around to whatever view they want to see - OR - you can decide upon the specific viewing angle of each particular scene yourself with their free software prior to publishing. I use one in making some of by bike content and it's fantastic!!!
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 Cool - as a biker myself I'd love to see more about the Vincy bike scene. Dominica (where I used to live) has a strong and growing bike (and car) scene over the past number of years. I know quite a few of the Dominica riders have visited St. Lucia for it's independence ride-along tour in the past.
That sounds drastic, but I must try it, I also must sleep😁,got work in the morn. Finally Started editing Bequia, enjoying it enough to still be up, but it's time.
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 as children we ate green fruits with salt. We also added pepper to it and it "chow" or "pepper dip". Mango, plum, tamarind and golden apple were the main ones. Pleasant rest 😴
Your audio level is very low one can't hear or understand what is being said It might be much benefiting if you can speak at a level more audible. Thanks.
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I want to thank you so much sir for that wonderful nostalgic drive though Barroullie on February 14,2021. Words cannot express the feelings I had seeing my home town from that standpoint, places I walked when I was small. I left St Vincent when I was ten years old, 1977, went back only twice since. I lived with my grand mother on Keartons Hill, while my birth mom is from Glebe Hill. The drive took me to Keartons bay,where I use to bathe sometimes, around Alfred's Corner, out Pierre Hughes past the clinic and 'Top school' where I attended for a while, through Strakers Road, the playing field ,I saw Mr Blue's shop and a glimpse through Bamboo Square, you took me down to Bottle and Glass and the memories of the smell of black fish and the wonderful taste of crips made my mouth watered. You even considered driving on to the wharf where we use to have greased pole competition, cross bottom street, through middle street which give me a little sadness when we drive past the little Chapel where my grandmother's funeral was held,up to Glebe where I also passed the final resting place of my said grandmother, mam Pearl,as I used to call her. So many memories thank you so much, sir and I wish you all the best.
You are most welcome, responses like this is why I enjoy this most. Grateful to be able to share with you. God Bless.
Thank you for the drive through Barrouallie. It was only a name on a map to me before watchg your film. It was the birth place of our mother, Gloria Georgina John, who went by the name Georgina, or "GG" for short. She was a high school English teacher in St. Vincent. She married Leslie Knight and had four children, I am the third child. As a family of 6, in 1962, we moved to England.
OK, that's pretty cool 👍
Great video. Everything crisp. “Maaa mmaaa” “I am not your mommy” 🤣 🤣🤣 so funny. Thank you for this tour of Barroualie it’s very beautiful. Its special to me because my paternal grandmother was from there; she was a Quow.
Bagga roots.
for someone who is a Vincentian born and raise I can’t believe there are so much of St. Vincent and the Grenadines t have never seen before I have to re-discover St. Vincent thank you for showing me parts of St. Vincent I’ve never seen before
👍Wait till we touch the Beautiful Grenadines..... Hint ** Canouan is coming
Thanks KD first time am seeing this village! I went Georgetown and spring village!
Wow I saw both my grandparents houses, my father's house and both of my uncle's shops. I miss that place
I just went looking for black fish, but ain't get none. There was no answer from where I was told to check.
My beloved place of birth, far from you but still love my Bagga
I have never been to Barrouallie but it is a beautiful town
Another great video... Thanks for showing my hometown
Welcome
KD THANK FOR SHARING BARROUALLIE IT'S ANOTHER OF MY CHILDHOOD BACK YARD I WENT SCHOOL AT BARROUALLIE SECONDARY SCHOOL THAT PLACE IS VERY DEAR TO ME KEEP SAFE MY FRIEND
😊 You're welcome. Be safe and Pray...
Thank you for this video. Much blessings on you and yours.
Welcome
My hometown!!
My hometown - KIN in Bottom Glass (aka Bottle & Glass/GABRIEL VILLAGE)🇻🇨🌈👍🏿
👍Which is the correct name though?
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 HISTORY - GABRIEL VILLAGE
Those are the sour ones they have the sweet ones here selling! They're imported very sweet! I buy them all the time!
Never had the sweet ones, but had the very opposite ones.
I enjoy your videos great job. Can you do another Rose Bank drive and interview some people. I would appreciate it very much.
❤️💚🧡🌴
Your new camera is better , sound and clarity.
i miss svg so much .... havent been bacc in years ! Bronx NYC
Great
nice video .shame we cant travel there yet
Another great drive along! My Vincy wife and I watched it last night. 👍
Like the new camera setup! I can definitely see (and hear) a noticeable improvement over your previous one. Have you ever considered looking jnto a 360° camera mounted to the exterior of your vehicle? It is a little bit more costly but I think could take the type of content you are making to the next level even more.
One thing I haven't really seen in any of your videos are motorcycles. Does SVG not have much of a motorcycle or biker scene? Even searching TH-cam about that topic came up with very few (and no really good) results.
Cheers
Will look into it.
We do have a motorcycle movement, used to have pre-corona national Independence rides with visiting bikers from neighbouring Caribbean Islands.
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 Cool man. Check out the Insta360 OneX 2 camera. I think this could prove to be very useful in recording the type of content you do as it records all it's surroundings in a 360 degree sphere. The video can be uploaded to TH-cam as such allowing the viewer to rotate and pan around to whatever view they want to see - OR - you can decide upon the specific viewing angle of each particular scene yourself with their free software prior to publishing. I use one in making some of by bike content and it's fantastic!!!
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 Cool - as a biker myself I'd love to see more about the Vincy bike scene. Dominica (where I used to live) has a strong and growing bike (and car) scene over the past number of years. I know quite a few of the Dominica riders have visited St. Lucia for it's independence ride-along tour in the past.
👍🏿
Hi can anyone tell me how many minutes by bus from Kingstown to Barrouallie thanks
Usually about 30mins.
You need a bit of salt to eat green tamarind.
That sounds drastic, but I must try it, I also must sleep😁,got work in the morn. Finally Started editing Bequia, enjoying it enough to still be up, but it's time.
@@aekdautomotiveeyekand4671 as children we ate green fruits with salt. We also added pepper to it and it "chow" or "pepper dip". Mango, plum, tamarind and golden apple were the main ones.
Pleasant rest 😴
Your audio level is very low one can't hear or understand what is being said
It might be much benefiting if you can speak at a level more audible. Thanks.