The story of Cumaca Oil bird cave in Trinidad and how to get there.
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- The trip to the Oil bird cave in Cumaca, the hike is about one hour walk into the jungle, boots and long pants is recommended.
Cumaca Cave tragedy, NEWS paper clip PDF FILE
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Theodore Roosevelt’s Visit to Oropouche
Cave PDF FILE
Julian S. Kenny link below
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Theodore Roosevelt slept on the table in Cumaca
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In the steps of Theodore Roosevelt Cumaca then and now. LINK BELOW
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Cumaca Cave tragedy revisited.link below Trinidad Newsday
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Cumaca villagers missing
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Thank you for being adventurous, and brave enough to do this; so that from the comfort of our home we get to enjoy the secondhand experience because in real life my claustrophobia would never allow me to do this. 😅
😆 🤣 😂 I totally understand and I am glad you enjoyed the trip, thanks for your lovely comment.
Oh gosh, I had to laugh wide open...you got meI enjoyed your comment👍
Great exposure on an event that is barely retold outside of Cumaca. I have a personal connection to this story and village as my maternal great-grandfather, Innis Pamphille, raised his family there. His son, my great-uncle, Odin Pamphille, was one of the brave rescuers who retrieved the body of one of the divers. Good work on bringing a somewhat forgotten history back to life.
Hey, good morning, thank you for sharing your history, its truly appreciated, i would of like to meet Mr Innis Pamphille when i was doing this video. I wonder if he had went into the water.
I also wonder if this entire family leave as well.
It’s a beautiful cave I have been to the dry oil bird cave many years ago at the time I wasn’t aware of this one. Thank you for sharing this journey with us.
i am glad you enjoyed it, and you are so welcome, the wet cave is one to surely try.
Husiff this is the heights of bravery!! Thank you for taking us through this journey with you , glad you made it out safely!💫
Hey good morning, yes I am safe 😊 all is well and you are most welcome. Have a wonderful day
@@Husiff same to u!
Great work.
National Award for this production, it was excellent, I can safely say I have been to the Oil bird's cave in Cumaca without ever stepping foot there. Awesome Ifll, for me I'll probably have to put on my superman suit to venture into this natural beauty that Trinidad and Tobago has to offer. 💯💯
Blessings my brother, thanks for the feedback, totally appreciated.
If Trinidad had a film festival my vote is YOU bredda!
Lol, I hope I could do well in that department lol. Thanks I done know i have your vote. Blessing, i appreciate your feedback.
Cumaca has a lot of History!. I was totally unaware about what happened in 1964. Impressive filming as usual and great attention to details 😊. ( even the gep nest)
lol lol, even the jack spania get a lil play. lol thanks so much for your feedback. made me laugh.
🇹🇹🇹🇹💯love the edit bro
Hey bro, thanks man, i appreciate your feedback. We go do ah thing soon.
@@Husiff soon to come bro🙏🏻👟
Hats off to you Husiff for this awesome video, really enjoyed viewing & I must say thanks for sharing that bit of history. Awesome stuff you did here, blessings!
Good morning Ousha, blessings to you as well, thanks for the feedback, i could see you enjoted the video, just trying to high light some of our wonders.
You can film without words and it still tells a story. Trust me I love that. I enjoy your videos. I look forward each time you post. Keep it up
Hey, Timmaz, thanks so much for your feed back, glad to know you enjoy these videos.
this place is beautiful
Beautifully done! You possess great courage to undertake a task like this. Magnificent job.
Hey gm, it is a great task for sure lol, did you see a bird try to attack men 😆, hes defending his territory, wht a brave bird. Thanks for your feedback, its very much appreciated.
I was scared and holding my breath lying in my bed watching this 😳💚.
lol lol lol, you would be ok lol
Brilliant work big brother. May God grant you more strength and courage within your field 🙏
Good morning, thanks brother.
Caves to me are sacred and spiritual. We could meditate in a cave and reach known and unknown higher Divine dimensions of great power.
Husiff if I knew you and lived there where you are I would have gone with you.
When the oppressors went to that cave they went for their own greed and negative plans but it didn't work and would never work. That cave to me seems to be of peace and benevolence.
This is priceless thanks for sharing!!!
Interesting insight, never thought of that, it would have a good reason for their visit. Nice thinking
Thanks for the feedback its appreciated
Watching this was so unreal . Wow, didn’t know we had things like this in Trinidad but bro you are extremely brave 👊🏼👊🏼
Glad you enjoyed, thanks a lot, i appreciate the feedback.
Very scary I got goosebumps😱
another EPIC adventure Minister of Tourism...hear nah you brave as f%^K to go dem place by yourself...NUFF RESPECT
Lol lol lol lol 😆 well man I actually meet a subscriber actually hiking in the forest following my videos by him self, but that day I had people with me, he was lucky to meet us, not all days I would be alone though, I trying geting to know the place first.
Really love and appreciate your work Breda thanks for the history lesson and wonderful tour of that lushful jungle.
Hey, bush 1083, its good to see you, thanks a lot.
venturing inside a huge dark cave alone and having to document it by filming practically triggers all of my fears at once!
Lol, its ok, dont worry I didnt just go without getting accustomed to the location.
Thanks for your feedback its appreciated.
Excellent job as usual Mr Husiff,thank you👍 ❤️💯
Thank you Duane, i appreciate it.
well put together video, narration is excellent as always ,keep up the awesome videos bro looking forward to your next adventure
Hey Yahya thanks my brother, will try to to take to long.
Such beautiful sights! Great video! Thank you for sharing!
thanks for dropping by, its very much appreciated.
amazing job my brother. thanks for sharing
Hey bro, where are you, I'm not seeing you out there, whats up, thanks for the feed back its always appreciated.
@@Husiff Yea bro since covid, I have mentally stopped producing content and just cant start back. by the grace of god i will start back. take care bro!!
Thank you thank you,I thoroughly enjoyed that trek with you,mine kinda thing,thank you 😀
Lol, hey, goodnight, thank so much.
Wow, very informative and scary . Learnt new stuff from this video . Very brave of you 💯🙌🏽
Hey thanks brother, I appreciate it.
Nice video very educational keep up the great work
Thanks so much for your feedback, it helps
Great video brother! You are extremely skilled to go on such an adventure and also record it so artistically!
hey, bro.. thanks a lot man, thanks for dropping by its appreciated.
Excellent work
Many thanks
Beautiful filming ! You understand what it's about
Hey good morning, thanks so much, i appreciate it.
Thanks for sharing
You are welcome
I ain't doing this 😁,, very nice video 👍🇨🇦🇹🇹 you're very brave thanks for sharing,, never seen trinidad like this ❤👍
lol, lol lol, you would man, when you get the company i am sure you would move. thanks for the feedback. blessings.
I enjoyed the video very much,I learned from it things I did not know thank you the footage was good
Good morning Carol, hope all is well on your end, wishing you a wonderfull day, thanks for your feedback, its good to know you enjoyed the little bit of history.
Very informative video. Very good.
Thank you sir, lol blessing old boy
Very captivating video bro!
thanks brother
As always, nice videography!!!
Hey Renee, thanks a lot for taking time to share your feedback, i appreciate it. Your name, do i know you personally?
All I can say is thank you for taking us on this journey
you are most welcome
I actually visited two weeks ago because of your first video it was an adventure
@@riaedward7576 waw thats great to know
I have to show the pools in the river
great job videographer..excellent commenting sir ...detailed ..love the animal sounds...
Hey goodday Stephanie, thank you very much 😊 I could see you enjoy this video.
Great great video 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🔥🔥🔥🇹🇹🇹🇹
Thank you 😊
Hi Husiff; I’m just watching a Vlog from Nature Nerds T T, and saw the James family from Las Lapas. I think the James are really moving in the right direction, so happy for them. Also, I can’t believe you actually went into the Wet Cave, I was scared just watching you. My congratulations on your courage, keep up the good work, God Bless🙏
Hey good day Mrs Taylor, I haven't been on that side in a while, but I will soon, I would take a look at the vlog. Thank you lol for your feedback on this video. Haven't post in a month, I feel I would head out tomorrow.
Trini NETGO, National Geographic love every minute. Well put together. 👏
Old soldier, blessings, thanks for the feedback bro. Good to see you here.
Great video my brother.
Thanks bro, blessings
Tha is for your bravery however would of like to see a part 2 to this video
what exactly would you like to see more of? good morning and thanks for your feedback.
I'm excited to take on this adventure 🤗thanks for sharing ♥️
Oh, not a problem, it is truly an adventure.
I'm seeing that and it's beautiful 😍
@@keziaarthur744 it is fascinating, very nice experience
I did this hike and went in the cave the dangerous way. We have to dive in the river ,,holding your breath,to enter the cave ,,with my teenage daughter,,,when in the cave ,turning on the flashlight. Was the most scary moment, ever. Insects and poop all over. She was screaming,,I calmed her down. And we dived out. Never again. Never. We does do some real madness Ent.
Waw, she must be so terrified, best to go in the dry season.
great job b keep it up
Thank you
Yes best edit and upload
thanks bro, bless bless bless
Magnificent job.... husiff
Hey Goodnight, thanks so much
Great job 👍👍👍
Thank you young lady, your feedback is very much appreciated
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Nice
Very, very interesting.
Did you place markers along the way into the cave, to find your way back out?
It would be great to have some local explorers begin to map out the cave system.
How do we know that the cave system is connected to those in Latin America?
Great video, btw!
Hey good day, I didnt place markers, the way back was one way, just have to climb over stuff and pass under a rock. As for knowing about the connection, i am not actually sure of its authentication, but I did read it in an article, I would post the link in the description later today.
Thanks for the feedback its very much appreciated
But this is a very very good question
Nice video
Thank you
Husiff...................amazing work! Need to connect with ya
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I don't know how people live in that place
It should only be a nature reserve park
I'm here early!
Good morning, extremely early i see, I see.
Cumaca is lovely but it to cold at nightsb.i spend three nights in that. Place not me again
Wow thoroughly enjoyed this. Do you have any more information on the village of platanal. There is not much information about this village on the internet can't even find it on Google maps. Would like to know more about the history and if people still live up there. It looks to be even more remotely located up the mountains than cumaca. Thanks again. Keep up the amazing work👍✌️
I haven't really gone to that area, but i surly would. I know it have peole living over the bridge, but not sure how many, need a van to hit that area. My car can't go there.
@@Husiff cool. Would be great if you did a little video of platanal . Would really like to know how they survive all the way up there in such a remote place.they must be really self sufficient
It’s sooo long I haven’t seen a lamp like that. We had one exactly like it. Anyway, great video and I really need to get a boots for d bush yes. Lol
Lol, you are invited to join one of my projects man so get your boots. Lol but your walking is very extreme I must say.
@@Husiff kinda…lol…d last one I did to Manzanilla nearly kill meh. I have to get in shape and go again.
But Ifill who send you dey
That was electrifying bro , i feel we will bounce one day .
Yeah man not a problem, for we will meet up.
I aspire to be this brave yes...1.2 seconds in and I'll have an anxiety attack cause I'm lost
Lol, dont worry you would be ok if you got some company. Good morning
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so nice... you have my subscribe to... see you my friend......
thanks a lot, it is appreciated
@@Husiff Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you….
Well done bro where this place is
Cumaca valencia
Ok
@@terrancemartyr2157 thanks for your feedback
So you not taking the right by the chain part to go by the dry cave ?passing there straight?
No right, keep left
@@Husiff ok ok cools understood
Nah, I have to check that cave one day. I does really see these birds in the night on the road by us and they only come out in the night. I wonder if there is a cave close by somewhere in the forest on this side 🤔
It could be that it have some living in a cave somewhere on your end, they only come out at night like bats. I really use to wonder wht kinder bird is that always in the road at night. Well yeah its an oil bird.
That would be a nightjar,a different species.
@@enuad1986 oh, very interesting, it looked similar, well nice to know, talk bring talk because for a while i my self was thinking its an oil bird. Thanks man.
@@enuad1986 yeah bro, now checking it, it have like the same color but looks smaller than the oil bird.
Was this Asa Wright???
oh no, thats the Cumaca village in Valencia
@@Husiff beautiful....
Story* brother 👀
Yes bro, blessings, thanks for your feedback. Lol
This is amazing bro great content and presentation you Remind me of a guy call Survivorman check him out in my personal life i’m going through a break up With my significant other this Would of bin something I would of like to do just don’t know where to start and place to go
Hmmm, relationship problems, I feel you, most i could say is, time waits on no one, grab your stuff and get out there, make a way, you responsible for you. What i am doing is free, just do it. I could guide you if you want.
Thanks a lot for your feedback could whatsapp its no problem.
@@Husiff you right bro how to contact you man
@@Husiff no problem man your content is good it Deserve a feed back
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