Exploring Jamaica - Miss T's Ocho Rios, Fern Gully Flood Wata & My Old Farm in St. Ann
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2023
- Country White Jamaican, Melanie takes you on a tour of St. Ann Jamaica starting with Ocho Rios (Ochie) and a visit to the world famous Miss T's restaurant by the clock tower in Ocho Rios...then heading in the rain up Fern Gully. Melanie and 2 of her children are on an adventure and nearly wash weh in Fern Gully. Then up the hill to Golden Grove and over to Claremont. Melanie and 2 of her children return to the farm where she and her children were raised. It is an emotional and moving visit and Melanie shares with her viewers this moment in their lives that is so special.
If you want to see where I started check out my Pilot video
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It must have been hard to leave that beautiful home where you grew up. I got emotional just seeing you looking at the space which holds your best memories and where you were happiest. Jamaica is also the place where I grew up and where I felt the happiest in my entire life, even though I have lived in Canada and the United States for close to 40 years. I am hoping to move back to Jamaica in a few months.
Love your childhood home I grew in st.ann myself and this vedio brings back lot of memories for me. Your childhood home is beautiful.
Thank you 😊 💓
Welcome back to sweet sweet Jamaica
Thank you 😊 💓
@@CountryWhiteJamaican you're welcome
Call me crazy but I just love the simplicity of life places like this wine yard / restaurant with the little buildings just relaxes me . Thanks a lot for showing the land of my birth my biggest dream and intentions is to come back home to live out my days I will never give up on my beautiful little island no matter what
Wow! What an emotional journey. It took me back to my own adventures in Fern Gully. I enjoyed the visit to your ancestral home. it was very moving for me as well as I recall driving up that driveway as a young boy. I could almost hear Toots and the Maytals belting out the song, "Country road take me home to the place I belong....you remind me of my home far away
And drivin' down the road I feel a sickness, I sure did
Oh yesterday, yesterday
All my memories, oh, gathered 'round her"
This video is so emotional.. I don't know you.. but I was tearing up. I am glad you enjoyed your childhood home in st Ann. I love the parish of St. Ann. Especially St Ann's bay. I love the development that is taking place out there. One love.
Bless! Thank you for your kind words and I love yard. Soon reach back
Pleasant Monday Evening Miss Mel, Subs/Viewers.
Thanks for showing some of the positive things about Jamaica, it helps to cheer us up🎉.
Jamaica is such a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing your ancestral home with us.
The hills of st anns are beautiful. Am from the hills of st Catherine. Yuh can't beat country life. Especially the hills.. fresh air, green and views to die for..❤️🇯🇲
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That's a beautiful environment with all the beautiful flowers, trees, hills, and vales.
I also was born in St. Ann. So much memories! So nostalgic!
No place like home, no place like Jamaica! Loving this video.
Love it!!!!❤
I am enjoying this too…❤
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More blessings to you mom👍
I got so emotional...wow!!!
It’s so so beautiful Jamaica 🇯🇲 it’s the most beautiful country in the world 🌎 Jamaica 🇯🇲
Omgggggg!!! What a lovely home!!!! The property is beautiful! Really wish you didn't have to leave this😢 Thank you so much for sharing.🙌🤗🙏🇯🇲
I got emotional when you were looking around that beautiful property your family owned. How wonderful that you went back and took your children with you. Thanks for sharing.
The way you filmed this really was like being there. I cringed when you drove through the gully in that rain. Yikes! Loved that you shared where you grew up. What a beautiful place …my gosh! Lots of memories for me too thank you so much !!!
Thanks for sharing where you grew up and raised your family . I enjoyed every drop of it. The rain was so relaxing l to watch.
You look so happy at home...even in the rain😃
I was @Garry P. :)
Loved this video. Can now see the real picture of your stories and culture.
Thank you Country White for taking us back to your roots and childhood. Dont worry about getting emotional and tearful. Mi baal living eye water all di time 😅 plesse continue to take us through your lifes journey. Love to all your family sis 🇬🇧
🇱🇷🇯🇲Love this. Give us more…
Thank you for sharing. Simply beautiful 😊
So lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Thank u for showing the world another side our beautiful country. I am also a Jamaican living in Canada and am one of those who will always be proud to call Jamaica my home
My pleasure! One love ❤️
Here watching from Barbados🇧🇧
Would love to visit Barbados.🇯🇲🇱🇷
@@normacoote9856 it’s very beautiful there, been there years ago though 😊
Wow. Just beautiful. Thank you for taking us along.
So nostalgic, happy for you.
I love your videos 😍 You are brave for driving in Jamaica😮Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, this my neck of the woods...thanks for sharing
Great long journey video and nice editing:), well done, I like it, Atlas.
Beautiful property! I can only imagine how emotional it is for you; thanks for sharing!
So glad that u were able to go back and relive ur awesome memories of home. Very happy for u, dear lady! Nuff blessings
Sooo beautiful thanks for showing us ochee
How wonderful!! That was very beautiful and I loved the rain. Nothing like tropical rain!! Very happy for you. 😘
Wow look at all that rain 🌧
What an emotional and beautiful video to watch. The rain was actually fitting for the occasion. Beautiful Jamaica!
Big up from 🇹🇹 in Montreal ❤
Thank you for sharing because this is history me myself get very excited when I go back to visit in my Parish Clarendon
Beautiful Jamaica🇯🇲 thanks for sharing 🥰
Thanks for the tour it was lovely
So happy you enjoyed coming along ☺️
Your home on the hill, beautiful view 🤩
Such lovely content. Glad that you're able to experience and share your profound memories with us.
So happy you are enjoying the videos 🇯🇲 ❤️
I share your love for our St Ann. I have been to your property at some point, I think with my mom as a child! Wow!
Memories miss Mel. So it guh. I understand the feeling 😊🙏❤️
More guidance and ever blessing one love welcome back
Oh shuks! Ah ochie twn dat? My old stamping ground. There goes the clock😅. I can hear the emotion in your voice. It's wonderful...Nostalgic❤ ❤!
I wanted to say, "turn around, dwn drown." 😊
Just getting to the part at yuh home - am feeling your emotions dem yuh nuh 😊 - all the nostalgia am feeling too - can just imagine your emotions…
I always used to love drive up and down Fern Gully it's such an amazing experience ❤greetings from germaican experience ❤
When I was in Jamaica I used to eat grass and made boat out of grass and just row down stream all day oh the good life
Fi reel? Vibz
ONE WORD BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES of 👍👍👏👏
Wow! Now that’s paradise ❤
Beautiful landscape
Thank you❤
Lovely farm and beautiful views
Wow I can just imagine how emotional it must have been for you to see your home. Stay blessed and enjoy your trip❤
Hey Gaby, how are you?
@@elgranjero2284 hello how are you doing? We are doing fine so far. Nuff respect 😘
I love your videos please keep them coming ❤
Thank you! I have more local footage but may have to go back soon when I have shared it all 😊
Love your irie channel!.. 😊💯🇯🇲🙏🏾
Jamaica forever saweet’!..
Thank you 😊
You made me nostalgic and the memories weren't even mine. Beautiful. I love your authenticity....stressed as you drive through Fern Gully eena di rain. Mi did feel it to😂😂. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. I vicariously lived those moments through you
Soooo glad you felt that way @Peter 🇯🇲 ❤️ thank you!!
Beautiful property!!
First time watching your vlogs. The drive was amazing, looked so tranquil in the rain.
Wow! Welcome to the channel! So glad you enjoyed the ride 😊🇯🇲❤️
…Ms Carol…
I just found this video, never heard of your channel or saw it before but I got teary eye listing to you showing your kids your childhood home. This was so beautiful to watch, beautiful place 👍👍💕💕
Warm welcome to you my new friend 🥰
@@CountryWhiteJamaican 💕💕
I drove through this place love the area very much
Just found your videos....amazing memories
Nice! A warm welcome to you @Gee Oshu 🇯🇲
I share your delight as you reminisce in the nostalgia of your former home. It's a beautiful drive with lovely scenery (despite the rain). I know the feeling as whenever I visit two former homes where I grew up in Jamaica I get lost and teary eyed as my mind wander back to my good old days. I would love to move back but I've left so long ago that relating and re-adjusting seem like an impossible task. Nonetheless, I'm happy for you. Bless
Seems you really know the feeling! We just have to keep visiting :)
@@CountryWhiteJamaican True.
Good video 😊
I pray the BLACK Jamaicans can have blessings and success to have THIS and MORE!!❤❤❤ I love you Jamaica ❤❤❤
Some do just like any other race in Jamaica!
Although I've never been to Clarendon I'm from St Ann, born a couple of miles from nine Mile, Stepney but left for the UK as a young child.
Clarendon is a neighboring parish to St. Ann, but Claremont is a town in northwestern St. Ann.
What a lovely proberty
Very beautiful and nice videos 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👍🏾
Thank you!!
So lovely ....sending my love 😍
Much love!!
I use to drive on this road to Ferncourt high school in the 90s
My Beautiful Jamaica
Thank you so much for this video. My great grandparents are from that area i know it so well, I just inherited a few acres there and was wondering what am i going to do with that bush, but this is truly an inspiration.
Sooo happy to hear this. What a blessing! 🇯🇲 ❤️
I left jamaica in 87 and the first time i went back was 03 so i understand how you feel to return back home🇯🇲🇺🇸🍻
Can't stay away so long next time!!!
@Country White Jamaican jamaica too nice to stay away from 🇯🇲
Thank you for sharing, I feel the same way when I go home to St Bess. Those were the best years of my life. No matter how long you’ve been away from home. Nuh meh nah betta Dan yaad . Enjoy your vacation, I hope it won’t be another eight years before you return. Blessings.
It will not be so long before I return 🥰
@@CountryWhiteJamaican ❤️
Wow so so beautiful unbelievable Jamaica 🇯🇲 is so beautiful land I love my country Jamaica 🇯🇲 I’m coming back home to my beautiful country Jamaica 🇯🇲 I’ll ill I’ll I’ll I’ll I’ll never leave Jamaica until I die r dead Jamaica 🇯🇲 I love my country Jamaica 🇯🇲 I do love Jamaica 🇯🇲❤️
That’s a beautiful area some people can be sooo bad mine😂 I love watching your videos keep up the good work I will check out the restaurant when I go to ja thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Wow, your genuine reaction is giving me goosebumps 👏
Thank you
Beautiful
Lovely 🥰
Those roads look so small. I used to take those roads to Ferncourt High School in Claremont back in the day
Where’s you are there in my country Jamaica 🇯🇲 I no exactly where’s you are I love dese places I love dose place for real I love it for life
Beautiful place..... don't let it run down... and big up mi bredda culture.... I'm nearby I'm in lime Hall...
You are back in Jamaica well come back
Watching from Saskatchewan 🇨🇦
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I love Jamaica!!!
Sameeee ❤️ 🇯🇲!!!!
Hello beautiful to see a lot of people will never question and unless they live it , after I left Clarendon it was 7 years before I went back and it was like I never left
That's exactly how I felt ❤️
Wow, Melanie, what an idyllic place to grow up and raise your kids! I could move there right now. That is, to me, the most beautiful kind of place to live! I love living high, with a view, and that view around there is gorgeous! My grandfather's family lived in St. Ann's Bay, on Royes Street, a lovely old house that was run down the last time I saw it with my 3 elderly grand-aunts living in it. This was a beautiful trip. Thank you. I can't believe how Ochie build-up! Lawks. I will never recognize the place, and it would take me a few days of being there before I'd be comfortable driving on the left again! I see why a week back you said you were ready to go back. If only we never had to leave... though you stayed way longer than me!
Wait I knew 3 elderly ladies who lived on Royes St. in St. Ann's Bay?! Coincidence??? Yes ma'am LOVE JA PLENTY!
@@CountryWhiteJamaican Aunt Gladys, Aunt Ruby and Aunt Winnie! I think it was 9 Royes Street.
@@CountryWhiteJamaican And that ride through Fern Gully... too bad it wasn't dry so I could see more of the ferns. Reminds me of a time I drove through and the spring had come up in the middle of the road and was flowing down! What a beautiful landmark. If I could have grown up where you grew up I would have been in heaven. Instead... Kingston. Still, it wasn't bad. It was J.A. after all!!!
White haired sweet ladies!
😢😢😢 Why did you'll sell that? My family does not sell property. Everything is still in the family since before my grandfather was born. He was born 1901. Beautiful place. Thanks for sharing with us.
It is a longgggg story. Our hand was forced. Corruption was involved.
I am happy for you I grew up in that area. Miss Barrett took care of me. A crossed not too far from you and she used to work across the street with the white folks that had a farm. Yes, I grew there. My name is Wendy.
Small world eh. Thanks for watching @Wendy ❤️
Sorry you had to move from Jamaica under bad circumstances. I hope you will come back one day.
I was there last month! And will be back again soon ❤️🇯🇲
@@CountryWhiteJamaicanIt pains my Heart to know that Bermuda and the Bahamas has what it takes to hold on to Citizens like yourself while Jamaica still cant.
My mom used to work for ". "Jamaicans in Vineyard town Kingston ,but the area deteriorated so bad that they move to Canada .
Blessings.👍
Sad reality for sure. Not everyone has left though and I hope to return again soon 🙏
I saw miss T’s restaurant online shall visit
The fish (both that we had) and shet pan was great! If you like oxtail and curry goat 😆 yumm
Awesome video. It would be interesting to learn your family history in Jamaica. How did your family end up in Jamaica and how did they grow financially. It’s obvious that your family had agricultural skills to rear animals and farm the land. Would be very interesting to learn that aspect of your history.
Enjoyed this. Since I migrated, I have been back 3 times. They were all sad occasions. Never really had a chance to enjoy anything.
Sorry to hear this. Sometimes it's good to go to just enjoy the country so I understand
Please go back and just have a vacation at one of those beautiful hotels… inclusive.
@@normacoote9856 thanks I planned to
@Country White Jamaican Thanks Mel. So true
No way in heck I would’ve left that farm, such a beautiful place🙏
Yeah hardest thing I've ever done honestly
So sad some low life run you away from your beautiful home my beautiful 😢😢Jamaica.
Your kids are beautiful
Thank you!
As a soldier serving in the Jamaica Defense Force, while stationed in Moneague Saint Ann, I always passed that house and wondered who owned that house. It sits on a hill and you can see it from the street just before reaching Walkers Wood
You are thinking of Bromley which was owned by Fiona Edwards :)
Greetings.
Greetings @F Senior 😊
Blessings. This is so beautiful. Seems like a lovely investment. Lord knows I probably wouldn't sell it if I were you.
Funny...😂 you talking about a "wash belly baby." That meant your last child, eh? I was on the island at Sandals in Negril last week. I spent 8 days there. Many years ago, I traveled that same road through Fern Gully coming from Kingston. This time, I was too chicken 🐔 to drive.
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For me the driving was chaotic and crazy. Everything was a "near miss." I didn't have enough cahones to drive.