Grew up in Kingston as a white American transplant. My parents moved here when I was only 3 years of age. I don’t wish to ever move back to America. If you like the warm weather and beaches, Red Stripe beer, a little grass, and reggae music, you will fit in here no matter the race. Respect the culture, don’t get involved with drugs and other peoples problems, don’t go out after sundown, and contribute towards making Jamaica a better country and you’ll be fine.
Yow fire read big up they always paint a bad look on jamaica so.big up for showing the world that jamaica is a nice place to live do business and enjoy the best food and st elizabeth is the best parish very clean .beautiful girls handsome man hardworking people and st elizabeth is the have some of the kindness people in the world
Jamaica The Undiscovered Country! Sometimes I feel like I wasted my youth. Simply because there are lots of things I wish I had done when I had the chance and the freedom to do it. However back then my perspective on life was different. I spent a lot of time living for the next party/session failing to slow down relax and enjoy my beloved beautiful Jamaica. In my youth I traveled around Jamaica a lot but I still did not know Jamaica. Now that I am older I appreciate different things in life like the peace, tranquility and beauty of the Jamaican countryside. To tell the truth the Jamaican countryside is the undiscovered country for me because growing up we spent a lot of time driving around it trying to get to the next popular spot. To the next big event without even thinking of going into it. To explore its many wonders and beauties. For the most part in my youth I took Jamaica for granted. Back then to us, country was someplace out the car window, through that bush and up that mountain. It was off the beaten path and we had no interest in seeing it or getting to know the people living within it. I want to get to know Rural Jamaica. I want to find those far out of the way places over the hills and far away. I want to meet the people living in those places, find out about their lives and history. I want to explore the Genealogy, Geology and Geography of inner Jamaica while taking my time to go nowhere in particular but experiencing everywhere. These days when we go to country, we just turn left or right then follow the road and see where it takes us, what undiscovered country lies ahead. Thank You for this, Dunder Hill is now on my list.
Jamaica is for rich people we poor people a stave. Low paying job and sickness a take over we body if we were using pound wr would better so teacher nursrs and people have to leave Jamaica to work and come back and build thesr mansion to retired in Jamaica me sorry me never left i wanted to stay as a retire retired nuse i don't even have a house only the rich enjoying Jamaica we need to think out of the box. Framers cant even have a house or send their children to university. Poor country for rich retires. Some people living on the street mentally. The frist mentally on the street in any country should he taken off put in a institution and treated. Before the reached end state i sorry. I never left this country
@@cloveranderson2680 That is a whole load a rubbish void of objective thinking. Not saying you are but you sound like one of those mi naw go back deh JahMericans who must justify to yourself daily why you will not return. I wish you had left Jamaica because you add no value to Nation Building. Progressive people create progressive societies. Non-progressive people create non-progressive society. Jamaica has one of the lowest productivity rates in the region, but we also have one of the highest nightly merriment rates. Thousands of you line up for free Krispy Kreme donuts and ram up Chris Brown concert. Most of the complainers come from people who do not have a primary school education, no subjects to their names but want to live large like Bill Gates. I think the poor enjoy Jamaica more, one cannot drive through an intersection without this nightly noise, making merriment. What they have is upside down priorities. Failed people, create failed states and nonprogressive people create nonprogressive Governments. Who is to blame? Let is all LOOK in the mirror. If dancing was nation building, we would be first world. but we continue to drift our way to fail state status. Most of the people living in the new gated communities and expensive home in and around Kingston and St. Andrew are not returning residence but Jamaicans who study hard and work hard to live how they want to live. As a person into farming, I can relate to some of the things you say but most farmers fail because of the low quality of the person doing the farming. They cannot think outside the box, a lot cannot even read and have not changed the process since slavery and as such lack innovation to build their own business. They become stagnant however, most of the successful farmers are educated and run their farms like a business at every step of the process.
WE NEED THE U.I.C. AND MR JOSEPH PATTERSON, JLP AND PNP HAS OVER 80 YEARS IN GOVERNMENT AND WE CAN'T LOOK BETTER THAN SINGAPORE HAD MORE CHALLENGES. DO DEAL WITH THEN JAMAICA.
A bunch of rich people are i every parish of Jamaica. Not Manchester and st Elizabeth all around Jamaica these richest people investing in Jamaica could help some poor Jamaica families by adopting some of thrse children. There should be a place to bring them. For care children for food clothing and loved care instead of the rich men are sexual abusing the under age old getting them pregnant and left them in more poverty because they cant let their families knows. And killed the young girls some time. Team up richest investors help the poor families in Jamaica give a small house give job bring laughter to their table and this country would be better mp members of parliament know who needs help and help save the mentlllllll
Jah know...mi luv St. Elizabeth. I grew up in Westmoreland, but I could see myself living in St. E. if I ever move back to JA. I spent three weeks in Treasure Beach last year and it was one of the most memorable times of my life... The beaches are beautiful, clean and empty...and Junction has some of the best patties, the banks are orderly and professional, and Junction full ah woman. Big ups to Eggy for keeping us well fed And big ups to you Fire Reid...your videos convinced us to take a chance on Treasure Beach and we were not disappointed at all.
I was born in Jamaica, and emigrated 36 years ago. I'm aged 70 years, and wish to return to my birth land for the rest of my life. But the Jamaica of my youth is no more. It has become a crime capital of the world. I don't want to jump out of the frying pan and into the fire; so I follow the trend of what the Jamaican vloggers are saying. It would be extremely difficult to pull up one's life, go to Jamaica and have to do a U-turn. At this point I'll visit for the holidays; that's it, then I might be able to make a quick exit if necessary.
Every country have crime you just have to choose wisely on where to live … I’d move to the Hills in Jamaica I just need @least 1 million BRITISH pounds 🥰🥰🥰 Shalom✌️and Agape 💕
@@franklinchinquee8762 Your information source is based on a very limited one. Those bloggers aren't showing the development or positive progression as we might define such as infrastructures and first world amenities. It's obvious you haven't had any exposure the the other side of Jamaica 🇯🇲 lately Consider it you go there and then you will see how much you haven't been informed of.
Greetings from London, England. I was in Dunder Hill last year I took my mom to someone who tell plants etc. They have some nice houses in the area and the view of the sea is simply stunning.
Jamaica is definitely a beautiful place, however the onlyvtjinv that spoils it, is the gun violence & rubbish being thrown on the streets & country roads, it's great to see a mostly clean and tidy district of St Elizabeth l, which I may add is where my family are from, but this level of cleanliness should be the rule and not the exception. Keep up the good work, I love watching your uploads as it mainly shows where my people hail from. 🙏
Yu no hear what it name st bess my parish caa wrong every where is a beauty hills valley and Plains everytime big up me brother keep the beautiful video coming.😅
Sweet Jamaica I’m watching from British virgin islands Tortola I would like to see area in at Elizabeth call arches-land not sure if I spell it right or pronunciation is right.
My family is Jamaican on my mom's side. Love your channel. Thinking about relocating there. My family is from St. Elizabeth and Manchester.I'm going to visit this summer. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Nuff Respect Fire, I have watched almost all your documentaries; about yaad. It's very informative, I miss home alot; I am watching your program in Miami; "NUH WEH BETHAH THAN YAAD"; one love Fire Reid.
Jamaica is so so beautiful, and I love your videos. For me, Portland is the most beautiful parish though. Clean, lush and green green green. Buff Bay Valley, straight up to Tranquility, Cascade and Section.....paradise!!!! Blessings !!!!!!!!!!
I live in St. Kitts & Nevis and I have been a devoted fan of Jamaica for a number of years! I have never visited there, but this is a lovely area to invest in and develop. Definitely! God bless you with one Caribbean love!
I am Jamaican,❤ my country, but honestly don't love 💕 the direction of the criminal elements, murders, nor those who do not contribute in nation building but rather destroy the work of others, and are bent on continuing on the path of destruction of both lives and land, and conscience.
Fire Reid,you missed the house with the gate pillow is the head of two lions, that's the house you stay in the town and look upon. I think you should have taken the first right.Try again you're doing a very good job.
Love this video, beautiful community, lovely homes. Thanks for the Tour Fire Reid 🔥 Another wonderful journey. Much appreciated 💛 Video quality looks great 🤩😍
Loving your contents watching from cold London England very good Inspiration ❤brightening up my days watching the videos especially when you do St Thomas Area special to me thank you❤
You where talking about 5min to Junction. With all these beautiful house.The road is a mess.The MP for the area needs to fix the road. My father use to purchase water for the farmers in Chocolate hole.
On this tour, I felt like we saw a lot of dusty Road and open lots. With a few houses scattered about. Thanks anyway for allowing us to see the landscape of the area.
Fire Reid,thanks once again for showing us that our island is indeed beautiful.I hope to be able to spend more time at home in our wonderful country soon.I left when I was a child but always dream of getting to know more about and discover some of the places that you take us to.Please continue to give us a positive view as sometimes the alternative can be somewhat negative.
The place seems nice but you just show the road but none of the houses. I'm a Jamaican move to us when I was 15 don't know much of ja,plan to visit and tour jamaica with my son 2 daughter and 2 grandkids I enjoy your video but sure wish you would show more of the houses.and landscape.
Fire Reid the general problem in Jamaica it the health system there’s barley any well needed equipments in the hospitals in an around Jamaica to name a few Dialysis medicines MRI machines mammogram machines . Crime and the time frame it’s dealt with by the police 👮♀️ because of lack of police vehicles Ambulances. .why should the citizens have to fix the roads when it the job of the Government I’ve never in my years of living overseas seen any citizen fixing the roads this should not happen why bother to pay tax then yes I love Jamaica but the government needs to step up its game the next thing is customer service most of the time I find them very rude and slow and trust me I’m speaking from experience so yes th homes are and the neighborhood is looking ok but there’s a but anyway I love and appreciate your channel as usual
Very nice area but why would they build a one lane road to the development? In some areas it's impossible for 2 cars to drive by each other. There may not be a lot of vehicles traveling on it now but I'm sure as the area is built out there will be a lot more traffic.
@gamalwilliams5206 you mean you have to used to jamaica bad roads and the drivers to not crash. These unplanned communities were not build in mind for modern life mostly donkey carts back in the old days
Living in Canada basically my whole life, but from I left this area at age 8, I remember the roads being like this and we managed. Not a problem at all because you get use to driving on them
Good evening I'm watching you all way from England 🇬🇧 my parents is from Jamaica 🇯🇲 but has I can see and hear what is going on out there is really bad out I come out 4 time to buy a house 🏠
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Grew up in Kingston as a white American transplant. My parents moved here when I was only 3 years of age. I don’t wish to ever move back to America. If you like the warm weather and beaches, Red Stripe beer, a little grass, and reggae music, you will fit in here no matter the race. Respect the culture, don’t get involved with drugs and other peoples problems, don’t go out after sundown, and contribute towards making Jamaica a better country and you’ll be fine.
That's what I don't like about JA nothing after sundown
Yow fire read big up they always paint a bad look on jamaica so.big up for showing the world that jamaica is a nice place to live do business and enjoy the best food and st elizabeth is the best parish very clean .beautiful girls handsome man hardworking people and st elizabeth is the have some of the kindness people in the world
Big up
Love St Bess, people out in the country living alot way better than those in Kingston City.
I like quiet places but road needs repair.
blessings
Jamaica The Undiscovered Country! Sometimes I feel like I wasted my youth. Simply because there are lots of things I wish I had done when I had the chance and the freedom to do it. However back then my perspective on life was different. I spent a lot of time living for the next party/session failing to slow down relax and enjoy my beloved beautiful Jamaica. In my youth I traveled around Jamaica a lot but I still did not know Jamaica. Now that I am older I appreciate different things in life like the peace, tranquility and beauty of the Jamaican countryside. To tell the truth the Jamaican countryside is the undiscovered country for me because growing up we spent a lot of time driving around it trying to get to the next popular spot. To the next big event without even thinking of going into it. To explore its many wonders and beauties. For the most part in my youth I took Jamaica for granted. Back then to us, country was someplace out the car window, through that bush and up that mountain. It was off the beaten path and we had no interest in seeing it or getting to know the people living within it.
I want to get to know Rural Jamaica. I want to find those far out of the way places over the hills and far away. I want to meet the people living in those places, find out about their lives and history. I want to explore the Genealogy, Geology and Geography of inner Jamaica while taking my time to go nowhere in particular but experiencing everywhere. These days when we go to country, we just turn left or right then follow the road and see where it takes us, what undiscovered country lies ahead. Thank You for this, Dunder Hill is now on my list.
Jamaica is for rich people we poor people a stave. Low paying job and sickness a take over we body if we were using pound wr would better so teacher nursrs and people have to leave Jamaica to work and come back and build thesr mansion to retired in Jamaica me sorry me never left i wanted to stay as a retire retired nuse i don't even have a house only the rich enjoying Jamaica we need to think out of the box. Framers cant even have a house or send their children to university. Poor country for rich retires. Some people living on the street mentally. The frist mentally on the street in any country should he taken off put in a institution and treated. Before the reached end state i sorry. I never left this country
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@@cloveranderson2680 That is a whole load a rubbish void of objective thinking. Not saying you are but you sound like one of those mi naw go back deh JahMericans who must justify to yourself daily why you will not return. I wish you had left Jamaica because you add no value to Nation Building.
Progressive people create progressive societies. Non-progressive people create non-progressive society. Jamaica has one of the lowest productivity rates in the region, but we also have one of the highest nightly merriment rates. Thousands of you line up for free Krispy Kreme donuts and ram up Chris Brown concert. Most of the complainers come from people who do not have a primary school education, no subjects to their names but want to live large like Bill Gates. I think the poor enjoy Jamaica more, one cannot drive through an intersection without this nightly noise, making merriment. What they have is upside down priorities. Failed people, create failed states and nonprogressive people create nonprogressive Governments. Who is to blame? Let is all LOOK in the mirror. If dancing was nation building, we would be first world. but we continue to drift our way to fail state status.
Most of the people living in the new gated communities and expensive home in and around Kingston and St. Andrew are not returning residence but Jamaicans who study hard and work hard to live how they want to live. As a person into farming, I can relate to some of the things you say but most farmers fail because of the low quality of the person doing the farming. They cannot think outside the box, a lot cannot even read and have not changed the process since slavery and as such lack innovation to build their own business. They become stagnant however, most of the successful farmers are educated and run their farms like a business at every step of the process.
@@cloveranderson2680 8? yeah right 😅😅🤣🤣😂😂
Cho look at mi neighbours them place pretty like wow..straight st Bess.
They need to form a Home Owners Association to spend on road development and maintenance, landscaping and general beautification of the area.
👍
Don’t need an HOA, just need better government
No to HOAs 😵💫😵💫😵💫
HOA? 😂 😂 😂
WE NEED THE U.I.C. AND MR JOSEPH PATTERSON, JLP AND PNP HAS OVER 80 YEARS IN GOVERNMENT AND WE CAN'T LOOK BETTER THAN SINGAPORE HAD MORE CHALLENGES. DO DEAL WITH THEN JAMAICA.
Thanks
thanks alot may God keep on blessing you and the family
Great job 🔥 . St Best a mi place
Sweet sweet Jamaica love it no matter where I go in the word yard is the best❤❤
People don’t want to see the road turn camera to the side and show better images of the Homes
Yea dunder hll cheap side morning side delightful red dirt red bank you name it
Watching. From. Clarendon. Place. Clean. And. Quiet
St Elizabeth and Manchester are the real sleeper parishes for rich communities with big houses
Hmm...I don't agree with that. What about St. James, areas of St. Ann, Kingston, etc.??
@@A.Walker. Not Kingston, but St Andrew
@A. Walker They aren't sleeper parishes for that because everyone knows a bunch of rich people live in Kingston.
A bunch of rich people are i every parish of Jamaica. Not Manchester and st Elizabeth all around Jamaica these richest people investing in Jamaica could help some poor Jamaica families by adopting some of thrse children. There should be a place to bring them. For care children for food clothing and loved care instead of the rich men are sexual abusing the under age old getting them pregnant and left them in more poverty because they cant let their families knows. And killed the young girls some time. Team up richest investors help the poor families in Jamaica give a small house give job bring laughter to their table and this country would be better mp members of parliament know who needs help and help save the mentlllllll
@@SmartSmears
Mlm
No place like St.Bess! Beautiful houses beautiful people!
We agree!
Woulda live a st Elizabeth nah lie
Jah know...mi luv St. Elizabeth. I grew up in Westmoreland, but I could see myself living in St. E. if I ever move back to JA.
I spent three weeks in Treasure Beach last year and it was one of the most memorable times of my life...
The beaches are beautiful, clean and empty...and Junction has some of the best patties, the banks are orderly and professional, and Junction full ah woman.
Big ups to Eggy for keeping us well fed
And big ups to you Fire Reid...your videos convinced us to take a chance on Treasure Beach and we were not disappointed at all.
Thanks Fire Reid for sharing, junction St Elizabeth my hometown is truly a beautiful place, God Bless.
thanks for watching sonia
Beahtiful area . Lovely scenery. Bless up fire tree
Thanks for visiting
Currently live in TN. We so want to move to Jamaica when we retire in about 6 years. We Love Jamaica 🇯🇲
very nice place
I was born in Jamaica, and emigrated 36 years ago. I'm aged 70 years, and wish to return to my birth land for the rest of my life. But the Jamaica of my youth is no more. It has become a crime capital of the world. I don't want to jump out of the frying pan and into the fire; so I follow the trend of what the Jamaican vloggers are saying. It would be extremely difficult to pull up one's life, go to Jamaica and have to do a U-turn. At this point I'll visit for the holidays; that's it, then I might be able to make a quick exit if necessary.
Every country have crime
you just have to choose wisely
on where to live …
I’d move to the Hills in Jamaica
I just need @least
1 million BRITISH pounds 🥰🥰🥰
Shalom✌️and Agape 💕
@@georginaflemmings5074 Good luck, because JA is unpredictable. CHEERS.
@@franklinchinquee8762
Your information source is based on a very limited one. Those bloggers aren't showing the development or positive progression as we might define such as infrastructures and first world amenities.
It's obvious you haven't had any exposure the the other side of Jamaica 🇯🇲 lately
Consider it you go there and then you will see how much you haven't been informed of.
Watching from London Uk soon to join the love of my life to live in St Elizabeth.. miss him dearly
thanks for watching
Love what you are doing but showing the road is ok but you need to show
More of the houses…
thanks alot
So has for im still thinking about it my husband is from Jamaica 🇯🇲
nice sight seen am loving it jamaica his such a nice place am jamaican living in toronto.
Greetings from London, England. I was in Dunder Hill last year I took my mom to someone who tell plants etc. They have some nice houses in the area and the view of the sea is simply stunning.
Very stunning area
BEST PARISH ST ELIZABETH
Jamaica is definitely a beautiful place, however the onlyvtjinv that spoils it, is the gun violence & rubbish being thrown on the streets & country roads, it's great to see a mostly clean and tidy district of St Elizabeth l, which I may add is where my family are from, but this level of cleanliness should be the rule and not the exception.
Keep up the good work, I love watching your uploads as it mainly shows where my people hail from.
🙏
Yu no hear what it name st bess my parish caa wrong every where is a beauty hills valley and Plains everytime big up me brother keep the beautiful video coming.😅
Jah know fireman. Yuh jus a pull mi outa NY. Respect
up up jamaica nice
Beautiful 💕
Sweet Jamaica I’m watching from British virgin islands Tortola I would like to see area in at Elizabeth call arches-land not sure if I spell it right or pronunciation is right.
Am from St,Elizabeth, watching you from Tennessee thanks a lot
thanks for watching
Hey , we are seeing the road and glimpse the beautiful homes. We need to see all that beauty if you can. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful JAMAICA, thanks again for sharing your videos with us FIRE RIED 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇵🇪🇵🇪
Big up
Who is this taughking about garbage
Have u travel eany wher in the world .not saying its vfc right .b no it pleas do your research .before ok .
Thank you for sharing
Thanks Fire Reid That's a nice and clean neighborhood, also good roads to drive on.
very nice
Love from central region, Ghana 🇬🇭 ✊🏿🇯🇲
thanks alot
I want to come and live in Ghana is it OK there I hear its not too many crimes
Bredda fire Reid dat a just round the corner from mi yaad, love the video ✅
Yes fire read you answer mi prayers
Good afternoon Fire Reid 🌴.. Jamaica nice can't done🇯🇲. Thanks again for making me feel like I am home...be safe, be blessed 🙏🏽
Half of me is from Westmoreland the other is from St.Bess- mi maddah-side-Holland-Bamboo👑🇯🇲
Wow nice ❤
Thanks for taking the time out to remind us how beautiful our country is .. currently in New York. And coming home soon. This is the land of my birth.
My family is Jamaican on my mom's side. Love your channel. Thinking about relocating there. My family is from St. Elizabeth and Manchester.I'm going to visit this summer. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Thank a lot
Very impressive and look very peaceful
Blessings Fire Reid blessings have a blessed day thanks for sharing God bless 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍👍👍
Jamaica is so beautiful so government and his followers enjoying the country.
Nuff Respect Fire, I have watched almost all your documentaries; about yaad. It's very informative, I miss home alot; I am watching your program in Miami; "NUH WEH BETHAH THAN YAAD"; one love Fire Reid.
I appreciate that
Jamaica, the one conquest ( place that I wished I had visited) . Now never to be consummated.
Big up fire ,your doing a great job brother .keep it up , love the part about you showing houses for sale .
thanks alot
Where are all the houses???? It seems like we’re going along for the drive !!!!
Watching from Manchester, England - lovely channel, Fire Reid.
thanks alot Pauline
Jamaica is so so beautiful, and I love your videos. For me, Portland is the most beautiful parish though. Clean, lush and green green green. Buff Bay Valley, straight up to Tranquility, Cascade and Section.....paradise!!!! Blessings !!!!!!!!!!
thanks alot
I live in St. Kitts & Nevis and I have been a devoted fan of Jamaica for a number of years! I have never visited there, but this is a lovely area to invest in and develop. Definitely! God bless you with one Caribbean love!
Big up all the time
Very beautiful.
Hi FireReid, I was born in Sf. Elizabeth and love this area of my home town. This area has lovely sea views.
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful bad, jamaican living in Uk, but heading to Ghana, for that kind of life and beauty.
Bless up to you fire Reid I can see that you love Jamaica and you want your people to come back home and build Jamaica up so nice of you respect
yes I do very nice place
I am Jamaican,❤ my country, but honestly don't love 💕 the direction of the criminal elements, murders, nor those who do not contribute in nation building but rather destroy the work of others, and are bent on continuing on the path of destruction of both lives and land, and conscience.
I'm watching from south Africa. I love Jamaica
thanks for watching
8 minutes in and all am seeing is road, at least turn camera towards houses. Really nice area anyway
Fire Reid,you missed the house with the gate pillow is the head of two lions, that's the house you stay in the town and look upon. I think you should have taken the first right.Try again you're doing a very good job.
sorry about that
The exact area I am from my home
Its beautiful around these areas, and also very clean
Yes I agree
Beautiful I am from Red Bank so it was good to see Dunder Hill only heard the name thanks for showing such beautiful house.
your welcome
Iamfromjamaicastthomasitnice
Love this video, beautiful community, lovely homes.
Thanks for the Tour Fire Reid 🔥
Another wonderful journey.
Much appreciated 💛
Video quality looks great 🤩😍
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh no, just finishing my lunch break, will have to rewatch later. When are the farm videos coming? Thank you
A true ehh no fire I miss the farm videos!!!!! Push it out man
thanks alot
That house @11:00 is noice.
Lovely place, beautiful houses. Thank you for taking me on your journey. Many blessings.
Glad you enjoyed
How can you Clean these big house.
Beautiful houses
Peace and 🤫
sweet jamrock
Nice. Pĺace. Nice house but the crime boy oh boy it's. Sad
Loving your contents watching from cold London England very good Inspiration ❤brightening up my days watching the videos especially when you do St Thomas Area special to me thank you❤
You where talking about 5min to Junction. With all these beautiful house.The road is a mess.The MP for the area needs to fix the road. My father use to purchase water for the farmers in Chocolate hole.
Keep up the great work Mr Reid. Show a google map of the road you are driving along. Thanks
thanks alot
On this tour, I felt like we saw a lot of dusty Road and open lots. With a few houses scattered about. Thanks anyway for allowing us to see the landscape of the area.
I
Am from stelizabeth
But further down
It's really devilope
Alot
I personally would live there at
Any given time
Nice homes but no road the road is bad
Love your channel, watching from old harbour. I would live there, the place looks peaceful.
thanks alot many more videos coming
Blessings always 🔥 fire no matter where I'm Jamaica you go Fire no wey no beta than yard❤🎉
Hope rain falls soon, the ground looks dry. Needs a good drink! ☔
This area looks nice!!! I would live anywhere a country !!!! Love it man love the view fire keep it pushing.
big up all the time , that area very nice
Yes Bro! Thanks for sharing,,, never know this side a yard co nice i❤. I’m a yard man watching your video from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦. One❤🇯🇲🇨🇦🥶
thanks alot many more videos coming
I appreciate you!! True Jamaican
I have family who lives there, haven't been there fior many years myself. It look absolutely beautiful. Will try and go there when next in jamaica.
You should!
Lovely area.nice houses,🏡🏠🏘️🔥🌞👌👍🏝️🙏🏾
Fire Reid,thanks once again for showing us that our island is indeed beautiful.I hope to be able to spend more time at home in our wonderful country soon.I left when I was a child but always dream of getting to know more about and discover some of the places that you take us to.Please continue to give us a positive view as sometimes the alternative can be somewhat negative.
I hope so too!
I just saw my stepmother house she is selling her house as well,with a beautiful view.
very nice area
The place seems nice but you just show the road but none of the houses. I'm a Jamaican move to us when I was 15 don't know much of ja,plan to visit and tour jamaica with my son 2 daughter and 2 grandkids I enjoy your video but sure wish you would show more of the houses.and landscape.
Fire Reid the general problem in Jamaica it the health system there’s barley any well needed equipments in the hospitals in an around Jamaica to name a few Dialysis medicines MRI machines mammogram machines . Crime and the time frame it’s dealt with by the police 👮♀️ because of lack of police vehicles Ambulances. .why should the citizens have to fix the roads when it the job of the Government I’ve never in my years of living overseas seen any citizen fixing the roads this should not happen why bother to pay tax then yes I love Jamaica but the government needs to step up its game the next thing is customer service most of the time I find them very rude and slow and trust me I’m speaking from experience so yes th homes are and the neighborhood is looking ok but there’s a but anyway I love and appreciate your channel as usual
Very nice area but why would they build a one lane road to the development? In some areas it's impossible for 2 cars to drive by each other. There may not be a lot of vehicles traveling on it now but I'm sure as the area is built out there will be a lot more traffic.
A two vehicle drive on the road if u know u know u hafii can drive to drive on those road
@gamalwilliams5206 you mean you have to used to jamaica bad roads and the drivers to not crash. These unplanned communities were not build in mind for modern life mostly donkey carts back in the old days
Living in Canada basically my whole life, but from I left this area at age 8, I remember the roads being like this and we managed. Not a problem at all because you get use to driving on them
Do Southfield next thanks love that place
you have special part
Very clean area
I'm from Bull Savannah, watching from NY. Lovely video, beautiful St. bess.
Houses look really beautiful but no road space...everybody can't just go in a little on their land just to make some road space
the road is the big problem
Beautiful land of my birth
Good evening I'm watching you all way from England 🇬🇧 my parents is from Jamaica 🇯🇲 but has I can see and hear what is going on out there is really bad out I come out 4 time to buy a house 🏠
thanks alot for the support
I am from this area but the lower part very beautiful place
Be careful because the dutty corner boy them watching too.