Losing History to Rising Seas at Tibeau, Carriacou (Grenada)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @amelianash
    @amelianash 10 лет назад +2

    This is extremely sad. My grandfather is buried there. When I went home to visit and I saw what was happening it broke my heart. Its like loosing him all over again. Im so happy that you took the time out and made this lovely and informative video. Thank You. I hope this video will help inform the people and we can make a change. Upon inquiring about this I was told the truck would go to Tibeau and take the sand to make cement. That was the cause. I was told the government knows but did nothing about it. So Sad

    • @mariatrotman2698
      @mariatrotman2698 7 лет назад +1

      Amelia J from what I understand, the same thing happened in Telescope Greenville. The farmers made a big stink about the sand mining because the salt water was then coming into their farms destroying their crops.
      I think the same destructive result happened in St. Patrick.

  • @edwardsorel958
    @edwardsorel958 6 лет назад

    Very sad and moving piece here. beautifully done. Evocative respectful music. This is some preservation that will remain.

  • @mariatrotman2698
    @mariatrotman2698 7 лет назад +2

    So tell me is anything being done to preserve this final resting place?
    Or how does one go about to get this problem fixed?

  • @kimfatica2228
    @kimfatica2228 10 лет назад +1

    I am heartbroken to see my ancestors' graves washing away. I could see their names in the video. By the time I make it back to Carriacou, there may not be anything left. Please alert all the Kayaks across the globe, and let's pass the hat to stop the damage.

  • @acharles3374
    @acharles3374 3 года назад

    This is really sad. Yet the seems to more engaged in color politics while the heritage and culture is destroyed. But I will urge you start a foundation of which I will gladly join.