Harper City to Bonikeh, Maryland County, Liberia | SheaMoringaTV
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Here is my most requested video. As you will see, I used three video clips recorded at different times to create a complete experience of the drive from Harper City to Bonikeh through Pleebo City.
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@ 0:30 No way!!! Our house used to be here at this very spot. (more than 50 years ago) I still recognize the brick wall/fence and the white square stone blocks. That was our front garden. The house itself seems to be a ruin taken over by nature. I remember the beautiful view of the sea from our living room. We could always see the sunset in our back garden.
I also remember being direct neighbors with Tubman's mansion. We moved back to The Netherlands in 1973 when I was 7 years old. Very surreal seeing this after 50 years.
I love this!! This is why I do what I do. Thanks for watching....
Hello Helena I enjoyed watching the video nice scenery 👍
Wow, so much has changed. My neighborhood, Middlesex to Airfield Junction, is completely different. There are many shacks along the road. Watching your videos makes me feel nostalgic. Thanks for sharing.
You're most welcome. I have an updated video that I will be posting soon. 💕
Greetings dearest pretty voluptuous Ms Helena Queendom. Luv ur channels gorgeous, but especially I man luv the one in which u cooked dah juicy scrumptious Grebo thick Palmbutter soup, and u touched on something super very important, which was Lib to become self-sufficient in growing out own 🍚 rice and not have to depend on others to give us 🍚 rice to feed ourselves. Thanks Ms Helena Queendom. Nuff luv voluptuous Ms Helena.
As a Peace Corps Volunteer, many many years ago (March 1968; yes, March 1968), I was briefly assigned to teach at the Bonike (how we spelled it) school for a few weeks. The missionaries there were a husband and wife, Reverend and Mrs. Shipley. They could not muster enough students to justify a Peace Corps Volunteer, and after about 3 weeks, I was transferred “up the road” to Manolu, which had a larger student population. At that time, we had 18 PCVs in Maryland County, which at that time was a “fly-in” location (the road north had not been completed, although in April of that year several of us took a money bus as far as we good go, hiked through the yet-undeveloped portion, and emerged on the other side, where we were able to find a money bus that took us further, eventually to Tchien). There was 1 PCV in Cavalla, 9 in Harper, 3 in Pleebo, 2 in Tugbake, 1 in Manolu (me): 1 in Karlokeh, and 1 in Webbo (Nyaake).
Wow....I am so moved by your comment and how well you remember your time of service to Liberia. I grew up in Harper and left during the civil war. This was my first trip back after 27 years and I'm glad to have captured those moments. I thank you so much watching and do have a blessed day.
I want to know more of your story.😁 ( interesting)
This video reminds me of my days in Maryland county. I attended Fatima Elementary school while living with my parents in Harper city, After 2003 Modell War, things went side ways. I find myself living with my Aunty in pleebo city where l completed High school St.Francis High right
to Catholic mansion. Later Move to Monrovia to build a life but as God always looking out for his children, I'm now telling a story from another side of the world.
Thanks for the Video and it just reset my memory.😎@LiberiaTheLandofTheFree.
You are most welcome. I’m also from Maryland with similar experience but God is good 🙏🏾 Thanks so much for watching, be blessed 🙏🏾
Many thanks for this video. My senses and memory lit up. I attended Tubman University and left in 1982. You brought back all of my good memories. I am from Gbarnga, but I love Harper. I currently live in Phoenix Arizona in the US. Hopefully, I will go back to Maryland before I die. I felt in love with the people and the land.
Now these are the impact that make me want to go back home to continue to showcase our beautiful country Liberia. I'm so glad that my video was helpful to you and I pray that you will reunite with the land and the people soon. Thanks so much for watching and for your wonderful comment. Stay safe and blessed. ❤️ 🇱🇷
Brought back memories of a work trip to Harper in early 1980. Thanks for the video.
Dabhand You’re most welcome and thanks for watching ❤️🇱🇷
Harper looks really nice. But just like Robertsport and Greenville it's remote relative to the rest of the country. Liberia needs a single highway to connect its coastal cities.
Very true.
WOW....thanks...feel nostalgic....
Ligori Sekajipo You’re most welcome.
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I love this video. Thanks for uploading.
Beautiful video. I miss my conuty.
I know right.....No where like home.
We the diasporan will come back to modernized Harper City but keep it green. Liberia should be respected in all of Africa. It should be beacon of hope for other African countries to respect of human rights, freedom or how to govern. But here we are
Lol complaining about speed bump knowing the function of speed bump😁 my Lib people.. Man, I need to leave Monrovia and visit my home county ohhh Maryland is beautiful. Nice video big sis..
G&G my brother, that speed bump was extra high ooh. 🤣
I really enjoyed Maryland. Can’t wait to go back.
Check point for what again ?
For people entering and leaving the City.
Welcome to Liberia!
Beautifull place. Same from kerala
കേരളം ഹ ഹ ഹ 💗😍😎
Thank you!
i grew up near St. theresa's by J.J. dosen hospital. Missed harper so much.
Iba Saafir I was born at J J Dosen Hospital. I grew up in New Kru Town. Harper is the most beautiful city I know.
my grandfather was Levi Williams, the preacher. My mother, from the Seton Family. Thank you so much for showing Harper. I want to go back there soon.
@@maqxdaone88 Small world!! I know the family.
Oh God I miss my county so much.
Derick Hagains You are not alone. But soon ❤️🇱🇷
Wow mama Liberia
I pray that it stays green and natural and doesn't turn into a commercialized mess like most of America.
We really need development,so sad for our country.
Miss.Humanitarian Humanity Yes indeed. By God’s Grace we will get there gradually. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing ❤️🇱🇷
Nice video
Mike T Thanks for watching 🙌🏾
WOW THIS COUNTY IS TOO BEAUTIFUL. THE ROAD IS BETTER THAN MONROVIA CITY.
Sarah Brown Our beautiful country Liberia ❤️🇱🇷