Hi I used to live in Point Fortin as a child and frequently went to Cedros , Icacos and Moruga. Have not been back to Trinidad for 40 years and certainly to south for 45. Trinidad has changed a lot but your vlogs of the south west are timeless. Also your cooking videos and flora and fauna. I would love to see more of the villages and towns near you, and I love your walks with family. Keep up the good work.
Nice video. Would have been nice to see the procession on different areas of the street with narration of day and time when it happened, but thanks anyways
Hey buddy fun fact, one of my best friends here in NY used to build hosay in ST. James and he told me all tassa hand for Hosay is the same because is signifies the war drum from that era, fun fact
Hi I used to live in Point Fortin as a child and frequently went to Cedros , Icacos and Moruga. Have not been back to Trinidad for 40 years and certainly to south for 45. Trinidad has changed a lot but your vlogs of the south west are timeless. Also your cooking videos and flora and fauna. I would love to see more of the villages and towns near you, and I love your walks with family. Keep up the good work.
Thank you kindly feel free to subscribe and share ,glad you are enjojing them
Nice video. Would have been nice to see the procession on different areas of the street with narration of day and time when it happened, but thanks anyways
Noted!
Have to come cedros and see this my self..we as Trinis have lots of awesome culture
Cedros has maintain a lot of culture for sure ,feel free to subscribe to see more about Cedros virtually,thank you.
@@SouthWestAdventuresview22 tanx man I have subscribed I will really have make drive especially to go green hill for coconut oil
Brings back soo much memories 😊
Hope the tradituon continues. I've lived through decades of this.
Nice that they keep this Tradition alive. Please subscribe to support our channel.
Hey buddy fun fact, one of my best friends here in NY used to build hosay in ST. James and he told me all tassa hand for Hosay is the same because is signifies the war drum from that era, fun fact
My husband builds the annual hosay in Cedros. Tradition came down from his father.
I see my self in the video
Very good feel free to share and subscribe, thank you 😊