It's good to see the infrastructure improved soo much. I always loved Guyana from the first time I traveled there in 1981freqiuntly until the 1990s, from Charity to Skeldon, from Georgetown to Lyndon what shocked me in 1981 was when I passed through Boarda Market was the amount of GOOD FOOD I saw in the market, and with your video, this still remains the same, the style of cooking has changed a bit, the twang/pronunciation seems to be changing too. Beautiful, Intelligent, and lots of information in your videos have been looking at it for hours at a time. My son is married to a Guyanese Girl and they have a son and daughter, my beautiful grandchildren, I had planned a last trip for 2020, well ( 911 COVID) ended that.
Appreciate the love you show for your country, and the kindness you have in your heart for people. Wish there were more who has the same mind set as you, this world would be so awesome to live in. All the best in everything. I too wish I never left Guyana.
Thank you for sharing this great video! I never seen the place where my mom came from , now technology is so great we can see almost anything in the world. Thanks for you time really appreciate it, I am gonna show my mom this video when I see her! 👍🏼
Thanks for the beautiful tour of Berbice . Very scenic with the Berbice River and driving on the longest rd in Guyana. Berbice is amazing and beautiful . Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. My husband is from Rosehall Guyana but he moved to NY when he was 6 years old. He has never been back. It was very special to see where he was born. His family owned the Lemonade Factory. Maybe one video you can go back and video the factory for him. Thank again. We so enjoy your videos.
Thanks for this video, it's my hometown I haven't been back to Guyana in 18yrs so am definitely happy seeing this video.. and I remember future line food.. thank you happy holidays to you and your family...
Thank you so much for the tour, I remember riding to work from Williamsburg to Canjie back in the 80’S on the long #19 road. I have to watch this a few times, so much have changed, and of course I remember Belvedere Inn, was our spot on Saturday night
Thanks for sharing your tour of Berbice.my grandparents are from RoseHall and Port Mourant.so I kind of grew up in those areas I visited the "Future Line Bar "on vacation to Guyana in 2005.quite impressive night club.i ate aukari.with old friends.
WOW .. TAIN my hometown! The mecca of Indian Culture .. Tain Primary School, Tain Hindu Mandir, Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabah Berbice Praan, Hindu Grocery Shop, Balchand Grocery Shop, - Many teachers, doctors, lawyers, scientists, authors, singers and many more came out from Tain! PROUD OF IT! Thanks for sharing ..
Hindu grocery shop was my uncle's shop. Some of my brothers and sister lived there and went to Corentyne High school. Do you know Muchun? He had a lightning plant that supplied electricity.
WHAT BEAUTIFUL INFRASTRUCTURE.... just great...... a lot.... a lot of Guyanese dollars spent 🌸🌸🍺🍺 SO SO PROUD OF MY GUYANESE COMPATRIOTS 👍👍👍 ...this man allows us to reminisce with happiness.... THANK YOU 🙏🏻 “ ARD “ The joy is overwhelming ..... a great video as always. Thanks❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am looking at your video,,u really brings back my memories,,,seeing my village after 25 year, ,your r blessed taking your time to remind people,,,concerning Berbice ,,,,god blessed u..🙏🙏🙏
I left guyana 50yr ago and still love BG corentyne berbice was a beautiful place , I can't believe how it change . berbice is not the same any more. but I still love my country.
Hi Denny new subscriber here enjoying seeing ur beautiful guyana..im from Trinidad been to guyana 16yrs ago to visit my guyanese friends love seeing soo much upgrades beautiful.. please keep up the good work and god bless
Just browsing on lazy Sunday pm in Jamaica. NY. & discovered this wonderful video. Originally from Ankerville, Port Mourant left on Aug 1968 & took many years for 1st visit. in 2003. Saw many changes then and now ur current video shows even more changes, all be it pleasant and uplifting and nostalgic for the feel of my Country, my County my Hometown. Keep them coming. Thanks
Thanks for the tour Danny. I actually got to see my childhood home at the 14:00 mark. Much appreciated. Also, I like the wisdom interspersed in your videos. Haven't been to Guyana since I was a child and I'm a grown man now, but would love to visit!
Hello beautiful family...I am a new subscriber...I have enjoyed your videos very much, I left Guyana in 1976 and the saddest part is I have never went back to Guyana..it’s been 43 years..I am originally from Canje Berbice ..I have enjoyed this video tremendously...I remember the names of all the villages and vaguely remember visiting some of them like Letter Kenny. Thank you so much for sharing. You have a beautiful family, you love your country and you love cooking...when I see you cooking you remind me of my oldest brother. He looks a little like you and also love cooking. Continue doing the fabulous job you are doing and sharing your love. God’s richest blessings to you and your family.
This video is a very special one for me. My origins begin in the Town Of Rose Hall and I have resided there for short periods during my younger days and I also used to spend some of my school vacations with an aunt and my grandfather. I know you understand the excitement I felt while watching as you said it in the video. I can't thank you enough for all the effort you have put in to make this one. Really nice. All the best to you and your family. Continue having fun days.
Another great video you always out done yourself, i enjoy every videos of your. Denny i wish and your beautiful family all the great things life have to offer. God's riches blessing abundance happiness, success, wealth, health and nuff nuff love
Hello from South Africa enjoy watching your videos reminds me a lot of a place where I was born called chatsworth in Durban South Africa we also have a large Indian population in durban
I have to google guyanas map to get an idea where all these travelled. roads are.i do enjoy your road trips in your country.I have alwaya heard of the berbice and essequibo rivers never knew they were so massive.Thanks again for showing us all the different aspects of your beautiful country.
When I was a teenager and visited Guyana, there were no bridges, just the ferry which I found very adventurous. Please make more videos of Guyana. I was not born there but my parents came from East Berbice and Den Amstel. When I went there, it did not look like this, but like most places, I can see progress and modernization. My only problem with Guyana is the snakes. Thanks for the video.
Good evening beautiful you have just passed my house and my village Fyrish just before albion police station, Rose Hall looking good. Thanks for the viewing. Bless.
Happy bless 2021 & beyond to you and your family...you did a great job...thank you for being you and for sending out good vibes from Guyana...peace & 1 ❤ Guyana...stay safe & bless...🙏🦋🌺🌸🎯
Great video, many places too vague in memory. Berbice roads seems in good condition remember the days when it was terrible in the rainy season. "Hotel Port Morant" nice, and I guess was comfortable and didn't even feel a mosquito bite..😂😂😂 Keep up the good work.
The Tata bus used to take us from Rose Hall to New Amsterdam. Remember Road 19. Did not know it was the longest Straight road in Guyana. And I do remember the toll gate😀 I now live in NC USA. Left when I was 16. Now I am 55. Lots of good memories!
9.50 USD is too much for a local residents of berbice i was there about 5 YEARS AGO berbice is beautiful always also berbice is economically good all the Guyenese millionaire came from berbice the are well educated we have a few well millions out of guyana we have oil do not worry things will be good in guyana love berbican people. You go to the home the know how to make ppl happy
Really expensive to cross that bridge.With oil I do hope they eliminate that cost .I am from Berbice.That place where they build the bridge I remember it was called Lacka tambrian plantation.Them Sewell
This video was fun to watch**I am not familiar with the Corentyne but just watching and listening you describe the villages as they go by was good**I understand you not wanting to migrate but the decision was made and the USA welcomed us 1970 so that was that** I must say no Regrets growing up here**This Country has and is good to me even with its faults** its what I know and love. The Guyana I see now looks exciting and its future looks bright I wish the future Leaders will work for the improvement and betterment of the People and Country of Guyana that still include some of my extended family members.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD yes bro, you are really and truly an inspiration to all humans. I must congratulate ur mom and Dad for raising such an Awesome child. God bless u and much love and blessings to them too. I am from New Amsterdam. Give my regards to ur wife and kids please.
at 4:16, you mentioned that that straight stretch of road (Nineteen Road) in the longest straight road in Guyana, and that you didn't know its exact length. According to Google Earth, it is just under six (6) miles long. I lived in Canal No 1 (West Bank Demerara) for four years ('74 to '79), and according to the same Google Earth, the Canal-No1 road is seven (7) miles. Not that it matters much. LOL! I do enjoy your videos. Haven't visited Guyana in 20 years.
I have been a long time supporter of your channel i watch all your videos i learn so much about our beautiful country that i never know existed i am from Berbice it was nice to see you went there. Why you hanging out at rita's bar ahahaha.
Durrani Balgobin I hang out at Rita bar around 2002 to 2004. I use to pick up a friend from the airport and take him to friendship village and on that trip we would stop at Belvedere and then go up all the way to Rita bar. I only go whenever my friend came to guyana which was twice a year.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD continue making the lovely videos you actually teach me about Guyana thanks for taking the time to do it guyana is a beautiful country.
am the place get so evolved they never had so much big houses am from albion next to the police station cant even recognize the place 18years ago bring back memory tho as a kid when I left
tell me about it, lots of Guyanese migrated to the US and Canada. My whole Better Hope village in the NYC smh. Situations make people move for the betterment of their families.
New viewers from NY for 2 weeks and my family would like to make small donations to help in your compassion way of helping the needy. Please let me know how we can. Thank you.
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It's good to see the infrastructure improved soo much. I always loved Guyana from the first time I traveled there in 1981freqiuntly until the 1990s, from Charity to Skeldon, from Georgetown to Lyndon what shocked me in 1981 was when I passed through Boarda Market was the amount of GOOD FOOD I saw in the market, and with your video, this still remains the same, the style of cooking has changed a bit, the twang/pronunciation seems to be changing too. Beautiful, Intelligent, and lots of information in your videos have been looking at it for hours at a time. My son is married to a Guyanese Girl and they have a son and daughter, my beautiful grandchildren, I had planned a last trip for 2020, well ( 911 COVID) ended that.
I love watching your video my home town rose hall town berbice After 23 years thank you so much
Appreciate the love you show for your country, and the kindness you have in your heart for people. Wish there were more who has the same mind set as you, this world would be so awesome to live in. All the best in everything. I too wish I never left Guyana.
Keep up the good work, you are the very essence of what it is to be Guyanese. Blessings to you and family.
Thank you for sharing this great video! I never seen the place where my mom came from , now technology is so great we can see almost anything in the world. Thanks for you time really appreciate it, I am gonna show my mom this video when I see her! 👍🏼
Love the fresh seasons, my sweet sweet Guyana. Bless you and your family.
Thanks for sharing your country with us beautiful
You are the best Guyanese RUclips blogger I have ever seen. Great work.
Thanks for the beautiful tour of Berbice . Very scenic with the Berbice River and driving on the longest rd in Guyana. Berbice is amazing and beautiful . Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. My husband is from Rosehall Guyana but he moved to NY when he was 6 years old. He has never been back. It was very special to see where he was born. His family owned the Lemonade Factory. Maybe one video you can go back and video the factory for him. Thank again. We so enjoy your videos.
Thanks for this video, it's my hometown I haven't been back to Guyana in 18yrs so am definitely happy seeing this video.. and I remember future line food.. thank you happy holidays to you and your family...
Thank you so much for the tour, I remember riding to work from Williamsburg to Canjie back in the 80’S on the long #19 road. I have to watch this a few times, so much have changed, and of course I remember Belvedere Inn, was our spot on Saturday night
Thank you for bringing this video. I have a really good friend from Rose Hall Town. Glad to have a glimpse of what it looks like.
Thanks for sharing your tour of Berbice.my grandparents are from RoseHall and Port Mourant.so I kind of grew up in those areas I visited the "Future Line Bar "on vacation to Guyana in 2005.quite impressive night club.i ate aukari.with old friends.
WOW .. TAIN my hometown! The mecca of Indian Culture .. Tain Primary School, Tain Hindu Mandir, Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabah Berbice Praan, Hindu Grocery Shop, Balchand Grocery Shop, - Many teachers, doctors, lawyers, scientists, authors, singers and many more came out from Tain! PROUD OF IT! Thanks for sharing ..
Hindu grocery shop was my uncle's shop. Some of my brothers and sister lived there and went to Corentyne High school. Do you know Muchun? He had a lightning plant that supplied electricity.
Don't forget Alvin Kalicharran ,famous cricketer
I am watching your video.i am from Jagannath puri India 🇮🇳
WHAT BEAUTIFUL INFRASTRUCTURE.... just great...... a lot.... a lot of Guyanese dollars spent 🌸🌸🍺🍺 SO SO PROUD OF MY GUYANESE COMPATRIOTS 👍👍👍 ...this man allows us to reminisce with happiness.... THANK YOU 🙏🏻 “ ARD “ The joy is overwhelming ..... a great video as always. Thanks❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am looking at your video,,u really brings back my memories,,,seeing my village after 25 year, ,your r blessed taking your time to remind people,,,concerning Berbice ,,,,god blessed u..🙏🙏🙏
Love my Berbice. Its the best. I remember that song. 😊 That's a beautiful video. Love it. Belvedere-nice place.
Mv
I left guyana 50yr ago and still love BG corentyne berbice was a beautiful place , I can't believe how it change . berbice is not the same any more. but I still love my country.
Hi Denny new subscriber here enjoying seeing ur beautiful guyana..im from Trinidad been to guyana 16yrs ago to visit my guyanese friends love seeing soo much upgrades beautiful.. please keep up the good work and god bless
thanks for this video . keep up the good work. i enjoy watching all your video . some day i will come to your island .
Just browsing on lazy Sunday pm in Jamaica. NY. & discovered this wonderful video. Originally from Ankerville, Port Mourant left on Aug 1968 & took many years for 1st visit. in 2003. Saw many changes then and now ur current video shows even more changes, all be it pleasant and uplifting and nostalgic for the feel of my Country, my County my Hometown. Keep them coming. Thanks
Thanks for the tour Danny. I actually got to see my childhood home at the 14:00 mark. Much appreciated. Also, I like the wisdom interspersed in your videos. Haven't been to Guyana since I was a child and I'm a grown man now, but would love to visit!
This clip is taking me back in time - thanks again for sharing .Very familiar zone for me .
Hello beautiful family...I am a new subscriber...I have enjoyed your videos very much, I left Guyana in 1976 and the saddest part is I have never went back to Guyana..it’s been 43 years..I am originally from Canje Berbice ..I have enjoyed this video tremendously...I remember the names of all the villages and vaguely remember visiting some of them like Letter Kenny. Thank you so much for sharing. You have a beautiful family, you love your country and you love cooking...when I see you cooking you remind me of my oldest brother. He looks a little like you and also love cooking. Continue doing the fabulous job you are doing and sharing your love. God’s richest blessings to you and your family.
Me too! Left 40 years ago...never went back. One day soon!
This video is a very special one for me. My origins begin in the Town Of Rose Hall and I have resided there for short periods during my younger days and I also used to spend some of my school vacations with an aunt and my grandfather. I know you understand the excitement I felt while watching as you said it in the video. I can't thank you enough for all the effort you have put in to make this one. Really nice. All the best to you and your family. Continue having fun days.
Love the video quality you are doing us a great job thank you 😊 ❤️
Thank u for the tour lovely video
Beautiful .. just passed by my old neighborhood in Port Mourant!
Brought back a lot of memories. Awesome video.
I love this video I get to see my home town rose hall town after 4 years thank you
Another great video you always out done yourself, i enjoy every videos of your. Denny i wish and your beautiful family all the great things life have to offer. God's riches blessing abundance happiness, success, wealth, health and nuff nuff love
Hello from South Africa enjoy watching your videos reminds me a lot of a place where I was born called chatsworth in Durban South Africa we also have a large Indian population in durban
What a nice garden..
I have to google guyanas map to get an idea where all these travelled. roads are.i do enjoy your road trips in your country.I have alwaya heard of the berbice and essequibo rivers never knew they were so massive.Thanks again for showing us all the different aspects of your beautiful country.
Hi I'm from Dominica. Love looking at your videos. I think Guyana is a very beautiful country. I used to have a penpal in Quarantine Berbiice
My dad is from Hopetown Berbice, many relatives still live there. I have good memories of visiting.
😆 lol same here. We're probably related.
When I was a teenager and visited Guyana, there were no bridges, just the ferry which I found very adventurous. Please make more videos of Guyana. I was not born there but my parents came from East Berbice and Den Amstel. When I went there, it did not look like this, but like most places, I can see progress and modernization. My only problem with Guyana is the snakes. Thanks for the video.
I haven’t seen a snake 🐍 in maybe 10 years in Guyana. That’s not true about Guyana and snakes.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD I would have thought that with all the open land and water that they would be around. They used to be found in the city long ago.
Man I can’t get enough of your videos!
Good evening beautiful you have just passed my house and my village Fyrish just before albion police station, Rose Hall looking good. Thanks for the viewing. Bless.
Happy bless 2021 & beyond to you and your family...you did a great job...thank you for being you and for sending out good vibes from Guyana...peace & 1 ❤ Guyana...stay safe & bless...🙏🦋🌺🌸🎯
Yes yes brother..prappa thing I use to go there alot in the 90s beautiful place....big up every time 🍻
I look forward to your video Everytime very nice
BEAUTIFUL CALYPSO MAN .... ❤️❤️🍀🍀more..more....... more👍👍👍👍✅✅✅
Great video very well put together. Thank you Danny!
I enjoy that tour it brings back a lot memo the good old days love it up there
Very lovely I used to live corentyne before I travel in 2014 and haven't return back to Guyana 😭😭😭
U can say that again I wont give up guyana for nothing, is my birth country we have the best of everything.👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Back in the day for me was the '70's. I left Guyana in '79... thanks for the memories (but you cut out my village when you edited).
Sorry. What is your village name. Maybe next time I go up that way I can record.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD Auchlyne... no worries. Daddy was a minister there (and on the Corentyne). I like how you present man, goodness.
Great video, many places too vague in memory. Berbice roads seems in good condition remember the days when it was terrible in the rainy season. "Hotel Port Morant" nice, and I guess was comfortable and didn't even feel a mosquito bite..😂😂😂 Keep up the good work.
Used to live in Portuguese Quarters! Between Rose Hall and Port Mourant.
Nice to see what the communities looks like after 40 years.😀👏
The Tata bus used to take us from Rose Hall to New Amsterdam. Remember Road 19. Did not know it was the longest Straight road in Guyana.
And I do remember the toll gate😀
I now live in NC USA.
Left when I was 16. Now I am 55.
Lots of good memories!
Very interesting info.
Thanks for sharing loved it
Beautiful video bro, brings back lots of memories !
Pure Nostalgia. Berbice was always a real change from GT. Fond memories of Skeldon. Spready (Paul Singh) was my relative.
Love watching my beautiful country thank you for sharing
9.50 USD is too much for a local residents of berbice i was there about 5 YEARS AGO berbice is beautiful always also berbice is economically good all the Guyenese millionaire came from berbice the are well educated we have a few well millions out of guyana we have oil do not worry things will be good in guyana love berbican people. You go to the home the know how to make ppl happy
Really expensive to cross that bridge.With oil I do hope they eliminate that cost .I am from Berbice.That place where they build the bridge I remember it was called Lacka tambrian plantation.Them Sewell
This video was fun to watch**I am not familiar with the Corentyne but just watching and listening you describe the villages as they go by was good**I understand you not wanting to migrate but the decision was made and the USA welcomed us 1970 so that was that** I must say no Regrets growing up here**This Country has and is good to me even with its faults** its what I know and love. The Guyana I see now looks exciting and its future looks bright I wish the future Leaders will work for the improvement and betterment of the People and Country of Guyana that still include some of my extended family members.
Thanks for bringing back memories of my childhood ❤️
Denny I'm 35th left home 13th & now i'm ready to return home that why i can't wait for my house finish building next year. I just feel alive home
Wow
Great video made me miss home
Hello guys, once again another beautiful showcase video, well done guys keep up the great job.
Enjoyed your vidio on your trip to CORENTYNE BERBICE..calypso hut is still here in brampton. Actually these guys were from port mourant.
My home town love it
Beautiful video. I observe u did not show the kids the 99 windows house at number 19 village that was owned by the Frasers ?
Cecelia Morgan I’m not aware of it. Thanks for letting me know I’ll definitely look for it on my next trip to berbice
@@ITSOURLIFEARD yes bro, you are really and truly an inspiration to all humans. I must congratulate ur mom and Dad for raising such an Awesome child. God bless u and much love and blessings to them too. I am from New Amsterdam. Give my regards to ur wife and kids please.
I remember that big house on #19 village. I think it is abandoned now.
Thank for the video I can see my 🏡
Damn, that's taking me back..... Use to ride on weekends from NA to 63 Beach
I always wondered what was farmed In that swampy area! Thanks 😊
Am from Kingston Jamaica me love 💕 Barbies egg 🥚 ball 🏀 me like 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇫🇸🇸🇸🇷
I live in Lynden I hope you take some videos of Lynden all I could remember is the Crimson bat night club I was 9 years old when I left Guyana 🇬🇾
Have friends from Berbice,hope to come there one day.😎😎😎
Was that a Nissan versa in front. Good video of the Corentyne. Thanks. So many memories
That's crazy. I've been living in NYC since I was 3. Went back to Guyana when I was 9. I havent been back since. I can't wait to go back.
72dx
My days we had the boat an the fairies best times
Beautiful amazing phatttt phatttt MAGADAT 🔥💯🇯🇲😘
I clearly remember all these areas 🇬🇾
THANKS FO VIDEOS
Nice one Denny. Tell me...what does it mean when you say LIME ? I have heard this term used in Trinidad videos as well
Nikesh Maharaj lime. It means Take a walk, a stroll , hanging out with friends etc
@@ITSOURLIFEARD ok thanks man 🤙
at 4:16, you mentioned that that straight stretch of road (Nineteen Road) in the longest straight road in Guyana, and that you didn't know its exact length. According to Google Earth, it is just under six (6) miles long. I lived in Canal No 1 (West Bank Demerara) for four years ('74 to '79), and according to the same Google Earth, the Canal-No1 road is seven (7) miles. Not that it matters much. LOL! I do enjoy your videos. Haven't visited Guyana in 20 years.
Interesting. Maybe it’s the longest major road. Not sure. Thanks for the info
@@ITSOURLIFEARD You're welcome! You did have a video on Canal No. 1 on RUclips a little while back.
The thumbnail made me check this video. Woah!
Thanks for going to portmourant but i thought u will go in the streets and so but god bless u .
Sherry Persaud later I’ll do an in-depth of portmourant and rose hall
Nice vid love Port mourant is home
Voces tem que fazer uma estrada asfaltada para boa vista para a gente fazer turismo na guiana.
I have been a long time supporter of your channel i watch all your videos i learn so much about our beautiful country that i never know existed i am from Berbice it was nice to see you went there. Why you hanging out at rita's bar ahahaha.
Durrani Balgobin I hang out at Rita bar around 2002 to 2004. I use to pick up a friend from the airport and take him to friendship village and on that trip we would stop at Belvedere and then go up all the way to Rita bar. I only go whenever my friend came to guyana which was twice a year.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD continue making the lovely videos you actually teach me about Guyana thanks for taking the time to do it guyana is a beautiful country.
@@ITSOURLIFEARD oh about rita bar i was being sarcastic lol.
Durrani Balgobin lol
@@Sthmohtwenty did you read the comments where did i say something was wrong with it.
am the place get so evolved they never had so much big houses am from albion next to the police station cant even recognize the place 18years ago bring back memory tho as a kid when I left
7 mile road. Raced on this road in the Guyana Grand Prix in 85.
I will be happy if u make a video at Zeelugt) WCD around.. didn’t see there years.
prettty just pretty berbice
tell me about it, lots of Guyanese migrated to the US and Canada. My whole Better Hope village in the NYC smh. Situations make people move for the betterment of their families.
I use to live couple houses away from Belvedere inn
New viewers from NY for 2 weeks and my family would like to make small donations to help in your compassion way of helping the needy. Please let me know how we can. Thank you.
My grandfathers house is 53 villlage Veerasammy family
The paper bag fried rice is the best tasting food
I love the country area bad
I think that road used to be careful 9 mile.
Thank you sir
I would like to go back and live there but I have a young daughter .
Lot of people died on #1 turn every year it take life
Lol $1,900 to cross the bridge...sounds funny. Good videos showing your culture. Very interesting. Keep it up.