Didn’t know there was a Cambridge in Portland,there are so many bridges there too,very attractive.I love the name Nonsuch.I enjoyed the video,very informative,educational and breathtaking.Jamaica to the world.
This looks like one of those peaceful family orientated district where you can just fall asleep on your front porch and no one bother you, the good old Jamaica.
So true I spent a lot of my teenage life in that village and it is as peaceful as you see it in this video for that reason I bought a piece of land in Cambridge ,at the beginning of the video he mentioned the name Cambridge.
Thank you and I understand your concerns but I hope you do understand my concerns as well. For now I am going with the registered names... here is a link to a document showing what names the landmarks are registered as 👉 www.jamaicancaves.org/Register_K_N.htm I always go by the saying that we aren't too old to learn
@@InJamaica the above comment is correct. The information from the link you provided is not accurate. There’s only one cave in the community. The names you called and made mention of are in fact sink holes and not caves. I am a member of the community. The references from the website are misleading and inaccurate. But thanks for sharing. Great video
The incidences of journalists publishing wrong information are too numerous to recall in detail. What I can state with confidence, however, is that between 75% and 80% of newspaper and radio news based on occurrences with which I had firsthand knowledge, were inaccurate. And while commendation is in order for those who share these electronic productions I would recommend that either the narration be done in the Jamaican dialect or they have the soundtrack edited before release. In too many instances the use of English betrays the depth of the mediocrity into which Jamaican performance has fallen. Jamaica is much much more than Athletics and Reggae music.
Heliconia plants are amongst the most tropical inspired plants and they look like banana trees and they are conspicuous in Jamaica and in the rest of the Caribbean islands except Cuba and the great majority of them are native from the Neotropical region. Heliconias are a very conspicuous and a very typical vegetation elements of the Neotropical secondary growth vegetation that grows along paths, river banks, in abandoned plots, along streets and highways of the tropical and subtropical regions of America with more than 200 species being Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama and Costa Rica in which are the majority of species of these plants.
if you ever cover Clarendon in your travels, there is a solar farm near york town I'd like you to drive to if possible. it would be nice for jamaicans abroad to see how progressive the place is
@@farmerbee46512 just a simple question, cause i asked someone else that live in there they lied so since the people in the comments seem to be knowledgeable i decided to ask ....forgive me didnt mean to offend anyone i was just curious of your country thats all no harm
@Fernando Orr Here is a link to a document showing what names the landmarks are registered as 👉 www.jamaicancaves.org/Register_K_N.htm I always go by the saying that we aren't too old to learn
Misinformation abound in this accompanying audio. To pinpoint just 2: Entering Cambridge he said entering Nonsuch and the Cambridge Community center was identified as Nonsuch Community center.
@@InJamaica the relevant response including an offer to assist with geographical authentication in future productions in Portland; especially in the Rio Grande valley.
@@InJamaicaTo date I've seen no amendment to the errors I previously highlighted. And so far more than SEVEN THOUSAND people have been misinformed about Nonsuch via this medium alone. So wasn't your question mere formalism?
Hello Farmer Bee ... In order to try make an amendment I need you to answer the question I asked earlier. I will list them again. 1. Please tell me where Nonsuch begins and ends 2. Please tell me where Cambridge begins and ends Please also note that when I use the word entering it doesn't mean at that immediate point. Entering means "going into" or "approaching" If I am sure of a border I will say example "Nonsuch begins here" verse "Entering Nonsuch"
@@InJamaica You don't have to lecture me in English. That's part of what I did for a living. Cambridge begins at the first house on the left approximately half a mile before you get to the community center. It ends at the bridge approximately 600M after passing the cemetery. Nonsuch begins at that bridge and continues for about 2Km to the boundary of the 7 Hills of Athenry estate which is on the right. I do hope this clarifies the point. And you seem to have forgotten that I volunteered FREE editorial service.
Really? HUMAN Government will NEVER be able to do that. That's a family problem. Socialization has its foundation in the HOME. Not in Parliament. And our so called "Christian nation" has totally lost sight of that reality. [Eph 6; Prov 22:6]
Doesn't it strike you all as a contradiction that, although the entire western world claims to be Christian, the moment mention is made of any explanation or likely solution from the Bible "likes" ABRUPTLY END as does the conversation.
Great tour, Jah bless Nonsuch...natural enuh
Didn’t know there was a Cambridge in Portland,there are so many bridges there too,very attractive.I love the name Nonsuch.I enjoyed the video,very informative,educational and breathtaking.Jamaica to the world.
I really do enjoy these videos. I live vicariously through you!!❤️
I'm so glad to hear.. thank you
bless up in Jamaica 🇯🇲 💓 💙 thanks for the video
In jamaik c va el año dios le cuide mi amigo a usted y a tod2s en esa bella isla 👋👋👋🇵🇦🇯🇲🇵🇦🇯🇲🇵🇦🇯🇲🙋🙋
i've always wanted to visit nonsuch. thank you for this video.
My in-laws are from here, father in law final resting place is there. Wow have to show my husband this.
InJA, now that you are using a 4k camera, you should do another drive-through in St. Mary; travelling south through Troja into St. Catherine
Yes that is my area! Big up Harewood/Williamsfield
This looks like one of those peaceful family orientated district where you can just fall asleep on your front porch and no one bother you, the good old Jamaica.
Yes it is
So true I spent a lot of my teenage life in that village and it is as peaceful as you see it in this video for that reason I bought a piece of land in Cambridge ,at the beginning of the video he mentioned the name Cambridge.
You got that right!
There is no caves in cambridge. there are sea ball holes and sink holes. It is not miss millers cave but miss miller hole
Thank you and I understand your concerns but I hope you do understand my concerns as well. For now I am going with the registered names... here is a link to a document showing what names the landmarks are registered as 👉 www.jamaicancaves.org/Register_K_N.htm I always go by the saying that we aren't too old to learn
@@InJamaica the above comment is correct. The information from the link you provided is not accurate. There’s only one cave in the community. The names you called and made mention of are in fact sink holes and not caves. I am a member of the community. The references from the website are misleading and inaccurate. But thanks for sharing. Great video
That’s true sinkhole and seaball hole 🕳 is in Cambridge I know of three and one is behind a piece of property that I bought.
The incidences of journalists publishing wrong information are too numerous to recall in detail. What I can state with confidence, however, is that between 75% and 80% of newspaper and radio news based on occurrences with which I had firsthand knowledge, were inaccurate. And while commendation is in order for those who share these electronic productions I would recommend that either the narration be done in the Jamaican dialect or they have the soundtrack edited before release. In too many instances the use of English betrays the depth of the mediocrity into which Jamaican performance has fallen. Jamaica is much much more than Athletics and Reggae music.
That is funny Miss Miller hole
Heliconia plants are amongst the most tropical inspired plants and they look like banana trees and they are conspicuous in Jamaica and in the rest of the Caribbean islands except Cuba and the great majority of them are native from the Neotropical region. Heliconias are a very conspicuous and a very typical vegetation elements of the Neotropical secondary growth vegetation that grows along paths, river banks, in abandoned plots, along streets and highways of the tropical and subtropical regions of America with more than 200 species being Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama and Costa Rica in which are the majority of species of these plants.
I was born in Nonsuch!
Awesome, can you show us like factory and manufacturing businesses also. Thank you
Yes, sure
if you ever cover Clarendon in your travels, there is a solar farm near york town I'd like you to drive to if possible. it would be nice for jamaicans abroad to see how progressive the place is
Ok..I just now found the solar farm on google maps... thanks for the tip
KILLA💪💯🎸🎼🎵🎶🎶🎶🎸
Do anywhere in Jamaica 🇯🇲 is their any shopping centers like Walmart, Target , Burlington like over in the United States 🇺🇸
A whe yuh kum fram? We're here exploring nature and you're gone to concrete, fabricated steel and commercial exploitation 🤔
@@farmerbee46512 i just asked a question not causing problem, im from the States
@@lyfewitcharleen9861please ask relevant questions. From what is seen/ carried in the video how did you get into the Publix, Wal-Mart and Aldi mode?
@@farmerbee46512 just a simple question, cause i asked someone else that live in there they lied so since the people in the comments seem to be knowledgeable i decided to ask ....forgive me didnt mean to offend anyone i was just curious of your country thats all no harm
@@lyfewitcharleen9861 I was not offended by your question per se. I think it was irrelevant; out of place and could have been raised elsewhere.
Is it possible to visit these caves?
there is only one cave in the community and what you are hearing as caves its sinkholes very deep that you drop in it you will not come out.
@Fernando Orr Here is a link to a document showing what names the landmarks are registered as 👉 www.jamaicancaves.org/Register_K_N.htm I always go by the saying that we aren't too old to learn
@@InJamaica see a comment i made earlier re the info on the website.
This area of Portland is full of caves.
Sinkholes, NOT caves
Misinformation abound in this accompanying audio. To pinpoint just 2: Entering Cambridge he said entering Nonsuch and the Cambridge Community center was identified as Nonsuch Community center.
Are there more misinformation? and also can you tell me where Nonsuch begins so I can amend. Thanks
@@InJamaica the relevant response including an offer to assist with geographical authentication in future productions in Portland; especially in the Rio Grande valley.
@@InJamaicaTo date I've seen no amendment to the errors I previously highlighted. And so far more than SEVEN THOUSAND people have been misinformed about Nonsuch via this medium alone. So wasn't your question mere formalism?
Hello Farmer Bee ... In order to try make an amendment I need you to answer the question I asked earlier. I will list them again.
1. Please tell me where Nonsuch begins and ends
2. Please tell me where Cambridge begins and ends
Please also note that when I use the word entering it doesn't mean at that immediate point. Entering means "going into" or "approaching"
If I am sure of a border I will say example "Nonsuch begins here" verse "Entering Nonsuch"
@@InJamaica You don't have to lecture me in English. That's part of what I did for a living.
Cambridge begins at the first house on the left approximately half a mile before you get to the community center. It ends at the bridge approximately 600M after passing the cemetery. Nonsuch begins at that bridge and continues for about 2Km to the boundary of the 7 Hills of Athenry estate which is on the right.
I do hope this clarifies the point. And you seem to have forgotten that I volunteered FREE editorial service.
Jamaica is so beautiful I wish the government could fine a way to get the people stop killing.
Supply more jobs...even to clean the roads and streets...more jobs ...less killing and stealing will help some...
That would be great!
Really? HUMAN Government will NEVER be able to do that. That's a family problem. Socialization has its foundation in the HOME. Not in Parliament. And our so called "Christian nation" has totally lost sight of that reality. [Eph 6; Prov 22:6]
Doesn't it strike you all as a contradiction that, although the entire western world claims to be Christian, the moment mention is made of any explanation or likely solution from the Bible "likes" ABRUPTLY END as does the conversation.