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Love your videos. Soo real and natural. Keep it up. Full support 🙌🏼

Great work, continue keeping us informed.

When West Mall was being build I angry they were taking the Mangroove lands I was a teenage. Later in life i work there. One night after work 7pm my co-called to see what was behind the back door of the store. I was frighten to see what it was what i saw was a full grown blue crab hiding in the corner. It lost it way because all there were mangroove before they build West Mall. Its sad i feel sorry for the animals😢

Our human being is running the animals its sad

That should be "African Emancipation". Unlees they ahsame to accept Rowely Gift.

How long will the village be there for? And, times it is open?

The place look foreign

Again another fantastic informative blog I enjoy and i learn so much 😊.

Thanks for the education...the giant books are reminders of The Bookman in old time Carnival...love it... history repeats

What a pity people don't dress in those super colourful African threads anymore. Those tents looked really cool and vibrant and the only thing out of place was those Egyptian statues.

Thanks for this. What time were you there. I'm surprised that there weren't a lot more visitors.

It sounds like the kind of music they would use in movies when they are keeping you in suspense.

Good day sir, great job on showing Trinidad and Tobago to the world and by extention the wider caribbean 🤝

Excellent video thank you

Nice meeting u yesterday ❤❤🙏

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Enjoyed this vedio love and blessings to u and the family

What a beautiful place! Thanks for this.

Thank you for a beautiful and well- made video. I enjoyed it and learned a lot. I want to go there.

Price Of progress but at whose gain

Not only fishing we not so nieve 😊

Trying to build a Miami beach? It's a shame then we'll hear flooding in Woodbrook but the first place to get flooded would be them.

This is so sad. The crazy thing about it is Trinidad is NOT an overpopulated country, therefore, we have no need to destroy nature habitats like these mangroves to put up housing/accommodation, but as you said - the derwk chin vision of the world. The even sadder part is this was done on the hush, because citizens would have kicked a fuss for sure regarding the environmental impact. I would NOT be shocked if this is the work of very wealthy individuals, who finances well to the point they can get ALL approvals from all governing authoritities without an eyelash being batted against it. This is really saddening. Thank you SO MUCH for elightening us with this.

Love to see the kids explore and enjoy our heritage. Loved ❤it! 😊

Hey you saw the news that they just started reclaiming the land? Finally.

Interesting. Thanks for showing.

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Always a pleasure with these blogs tx 😊

😢it was supposed to be the cities of the worldda sort of shopping plaza,

The idiots mash up what they had there I know the area.

Its hard in PNM country.

I feel like somebody already left with the bulk of money, so the project wouldn't get going for a while.

I am now 71 years old. My parents and my 3 siblings lived in Petit Valley during the 1950's and Mrs. Avebrouk was our landlady. The street was named after her husband, I believe, Leo Bass Avenue. As a child, I remember her coming to receive the rent(?). In the terrible flood of 1960(?) many of these houses including our own were completely covered by the floodwaters, some people had to be taken out by boat!

So what are the building on that said parcel off land is it a expansión to the port or is it movie town project

I enjoyed this video, thank you! There are two books available on Amazon about the Jews in Barbados, both written by Simon Kreindler. One is "Peddlers All" Stories of the First Ashkenazi Jewish Settlers in Barbados and the other is called "The Sephardi Jews of Barbados".

Outstanding would hate to see that crowded and destroyed

I Bet EMA Have No Evaluation of Lost of Natural Areas There!!!

Lookin NICE OR A SMALL MARIN 🎉🎉🎉

Hi hope they replant some fruit tress an plans sooner make a small park 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

I used google maps to locate your adventure. Got interested right away when I saw no road off Shirvan Road that led to Rocky Point. Thanks for the history lesson. I now want to visit next year. I assume you make arrangements with museums and other visitor destination sites in Trinidad/Tobago to link your site. Make that offer to them

I remember when they pulled out the mangrove trees from the area behind what used to a fish market in that area. I believe they claimed the trees would be replanted in another mangrove. But I drove pass every day and saw the uprooted trees on the ground slowly withering away. They were never replanted. I believe the fish market had to close down. I wonder what happened to all those fishermen?

Great video pointboy!! I was very happy to hear your voice.

Good evening very nice video.

So many buildings in this world for foolishness, it's absurd, all of that land just for buildings and they keep cutting down more more vegetation,. They also do the very minimum, if they do decide to restore a decent quantity of it. Does this vast amout of concrete jungle we have in this world actually benefit us....

Promises, promises and distractions as the world gets worse every month, its not going to happen, and if it does folks wont be enjoying it.....

Heart breaking indeed. Humans and their greed, when God ready for them. I hope that I'm not to near to them.

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Are we going to destroy all our envoronmental sensitive areas and do we really have complete tourism plan. First it was plan for Sandals which would have been an environmental disaster, next was Kiligyn bay area now this. The question is what are the benefits for Tobago ,what are the linkages

You really threw me for a loop with your intro that was not your voice...so I had to fast forward to see what to expect. Now that I see the images but dont hear your voice...will check out another time

The government is spending tax payers money to promote sustainable development. The government needs to understand that there is also sustainable tourism development and therefore no more hotels or brick and concrete must be built on our sea front. There is no doubt that global warming is a reality and our beachfront areas are now sacrosanct. Hotel development is no longer about room numbers but about quality. Additionally the primary purpose of tourism development is to benefit the local population. So the government and in particular the THA under whose purview tourism development resides must ensure that their policy highlight small to medium sized properties owned and managed by the local population and further ensuring that the leakage of much needed foreign exchange is minimised by developing the Agricultural and service sectors.. More importantly the focus should be on quality, and service and not on room numbers. An Island of 116 square miles cannot afford this lopsided development. Tourism development yes but not Rocky point development. Sustainable tourism development isva whole lot more than preserving the turtles nesting site and artifacts.