King 👑 the amount of water at riverside can feed all of Jamaica,Robertson is a disgrace in St Thomas.every time me come Jamaica me of to come Somerset cause me have friends up there
Robertson is a known criminal and criminals have no interest in anything good, jamaica politicians they're a disgrace they worst than the slave master they're bloodthirst criminals they have no interest in the well being of the beautiful island call jamaica, they're no difference from those corrupt criminals in Africa.
To all my Jamaican brothers and sistrin.thank you all for helping us to see and learn more about the history of our country. You have my $.you deserve every money that we all can contribute to your job.continue to bless and educate us all about the history of Jamaica 🇯🇲 ♥️ ✨️. Peace ✌️ ♥️.
Jamaica is a n island with a rich history especially where slavery is concerned. It is good that someone is very interested in highlighting so that those who love history will be enlightened
Alex. You need to trace plantation owñer's family and get them to help restore the place with all its rich history for education and tourism. I dont find ave histpry embarrasing or unnecessary. O thonk we need tp know more about where we are coming from. Thanjs, fir you very hard work.
I am always pleased to listen to you applying the knowledge that you have discovered to the past struggles of our ancestors and how you emphatically explain how abandoned and untapped resources impact our present communities. I hope everybody was listening when you talked about the disproportionate distribution of water which is being channeled into large corporation while the poor folks that live in the same districts/communities have no water supply at all.
@@EliteJamaica Exactly! Remember I've been in Gargie and Trinity Ville so you are telling the truth. Even the more developed Seafort has pockets without supply. Yet the BIG dairy company out there use trillions of gallons of water to make and sell trillions of gallons of milk throughout Jamaica for well over a century now. Watch you head back now Alexx, because now that you talk the politician will send dunce shatta fi you.
Yes that same company, they destroy the water supply then sell bottled water...I think this company is owned by another company that does the same all over the world. Not qonna call any mame
@@EliteJamaica Mi can call name. I am talking about Serge Island Diary , now owned by Seprod. All the conniving 1% families use their big companies and processing plant to eat up and export the resources of St. Thomas while they reap big profits and live in the rich hills of St. Andrew where they spend the country's taxes to install proper running water supply up the high hills/mountains where they all have big pools.
The Govt. should repurpose this aqueduct. So people can utilize this water. It’s a shame. Water water everywhere and not a drop to drink. Drinkable but not available‼️
Been a while since I’ve watched this channel and I had no idea that it expended into exploration content. Needless to say, I really enjoyed it, had my attention the entire time. Big up Elite 🎉
Thank you for allowing us to walk along with you both. Great find and lots of information. My grandfather used to work in Hall Head. You are doing such a great job. Walk Good.
Take a lot of red strings with you and tie them on trees as you go along this is extremely knowledgeable for me never see them in the history of Jamaica
Wow! Alex you are the best..thanks for departing such knowledge to us. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated. So much rich history. So much water going to waste. Government needs to do something about channeling that water to communities that has no water. Next time wear water boots when going on those adventure. Thanks again for the adventure. One love..
I think it’s only in Jamaica you can tread through the wild without fear of snakes,alligators, bears,etc and you fear cows 😂😂😂😂😂I really enjoy your adventure 👍🏿👍🏿
New Year’s Day and I just discovered this amazing eye opening vlog/documentary. I grew up near a canal in Westmoreland and now I want to know more- it must have serviced a plantation. We were never taught the history of these people and places: thank you tremendously. Keep up this valuable work.
Hi guys! Good to see you again! I probably won't have time to tune in again this year, so I want to wish you all the best for the New Year. May Jah guide and protect you, and bless all who have contributed to this program! Thank you for your videos, they are genuine and worth watching! See you all next year, with God's will.
Yes King 👑 I appreciate it all,I use to live in Somerset in Trinitiville St Thomas and me use to walk all about in the bushes from Somerset to Seaforth,Hillside at the fall to lesson and me always feel the energy and not realizing my ancestors were try to connect to use
You did it again Alex.Bring back memories of the early 70s when I worked there...entered from Danvers Pen.The days of Prohet and trash Bag...Project Land Lease.For 3weeks truck came from down the country to dig out yam head.big up elite.gwaan st Thomas.
It's so nice to get a visual of all the research that I've done on the former plantations in Jamaica. Nuff a mi ancestors dem did born/live pan some a dem plantations and it just nice and emotional fi see di place dem weh unnu find. Blessings
Yes, I did enjoy this video so very, very much. Give thanks to your friend for helping you on that journey, and thank you very much for walking me through the path of my ancestors. As you walked the path of the aqueduct, I imagined how very difficult it must have been for my ancestors to have accomplished such an elaborate construction. I said to myself, these people must have had previous knowledge, prior to being captured and enslaved by these wicked demons. I imagined how hard it must have been to walk so far, carrying rocks back and forth at such far distances in the heat, probably being whipped and tortured at the same time. In addition, how our leaders have no vision, as these places could be excavated to attract tourist and make a lot of money for the Jamaican people. All they are interested in doing is to sell out our lands to foreigners. More importantly, the people of Jamaica would be able to benefit from the hard work of our ancestors, and to feel proud of the great feat and accomplishment of our ancestors. May God rest their souls. And again, thank you for walking me through the past, and walking the path of my great, beautiful, wonderful ancestors. But don’t worry, the sun is going to deal with them for all the evil they’ve being doing to us until today, and for what the enslavement, murder, rape, and torturing of my ancestors.
I hope you continue to do these types of videos, I think it's really important and I've often wondered whats left of these plantations. The aqueduct is really impressive and to think about the conditions it was being built under.. We must never forget that. I bet there's so much more to discover on the island in terms of the colonial history. I think you're doing a great job. It'd be good to have a bit more historical narrative from yourself, it helps to give more context and understanding. I love the camera angles as it makes me feel like I'm walking with you both though the bush!
Thank you so very much for sharing this very amazing, interesting and revealing journey!!👏🏾👏🏾 Each step you took, we were right their with you!! The ancestors' spirits are rejoicing because your 'discovery' has unearthed a piece of their past!! Blessings and I pray that you'll be able to continue sharing these amazingly educating vlogs!! Great job!!👍🏾 🙏🏾🖤💯
Another epic video(📹) of Jamaica(🇯🇲) Heritage Site that very Welcoming for us to know n be awared of our History, Million of thnx for sharing same bro.
This Hall Head aqueduct could be restored to create an important heritage site for St. Thomas parish and Jamaica. Restoration and maintenance would provide employment and promote awareness of Jamaica's history. I would be willing to contribute to such a voluntary project. Well done Alex and friend.
Big up alex and the rest of the crew, thank you, thank you fellows for all the great and good history lessons, please. Keep up the good works, I am loving every single moments of your vlogging may god keep on blessing you'll, I always look forward to what's to come fr elite Jamaica .
I am lost for words Alex. You and your Crews need funding. How are you funded? I really would like to speak to you. Please, Please, ..give given a ring.
Hi Alex! I've been off the vlogs big time since major heart surgery in July. I'm just easing back into catching up with everything and couldn't have picked a better Vlog than this. You know how I love to go through the bush in search of plantation great houses!!! I have to mention that I'm tired of telling you to always take a machete with you into the bushes!!! Lol! It's obvious you got out of that wilderness safely but only God knows how!!! Welcome to your new sidekick Zumba! He seems very interested in historic stuff. Great!! So happy to see you looking so well Alexx!!! And your eyes are looking really good. I pray the New Year will bring you continued good health and safe adventures!!! I'm going to call you in the New Year!!❤️😮
Alex, this is by far one of the best DIY natural histories of your country I have ever seen. If you can swing the government to your side maybe you could get some ground penetrating radar for the temples and ruins. I am not sure if you know anyone with that access but it would greatly improve your personal experience which would emanate to us. Keep crushing it man and hopefully you can take me on a visit in February when I visit your wonderful country.
The Next time you go on one like this' walk with a cutlass' As you walk you can cut branches and leave them behind you' They will become marker for you' going back out' of the woods Great job brother' Welldone.
I was on the edge of my chair thought Dat a cow was going to attack brother or they may av fallen off of a cliff it was scary watching ur video find my brother next time bring along a pair of waterboots and a cutlass to get ur obstacles out of the way enyway nice job show up our Jamaican past .watching from eastern Ontario Canada walk gud brothers
Great info. i enjoy what you are doing. i am learning things about Jamaica. I would like to sugggest next time take a cutlass with you so that you can clear a path,
Thanks for highlighting these historic places bro. It would be nice to add little unique floras and faunas and anything of interest along the journey to these places. These would add to the overall content. Very good work you are doing in educating our people on the richness of the island. Wishing you every success
I just subscribe to your channel, and you take me on this long adventures journey which I love ,such a big estate but real swampy, and I don't even see one fruit tree where you can stop and pick a fruit to eat after , a long journey ,I say you will hear they lost
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King 👑 the amount of water at riverside can feed all of Jamaica,Robertson is a disgrace in St Thomas.every time me come Jamaica me of to come Somerset cause me have friends up there
Robertson is a known criminal and criminals have no interest in anything good, jamaica politicians they're a disgrace they worst than the slave master they're bloodthirst criminals they have no interest in the well being of the beautiful island call jamaica, they're no difference from those corrupt criminals in Africa.
@@robbie2521 and how he avoided paying taxes
I am following you
These historical finds need to restore and preserve.
I have enjoy this piece of st Thomas history
Great job! Who knew? So many treasures lost. It needs to be excavated by archeologists and become a heritage site.
Alec, thanks for the education. I enjoy seeing these relics of the past and listening to the history accompanying them.
The pleasure is all mine, thanks for watching
@@EliteJamaica HAPPY NEW YEAR! EXCELLENT AL! MORE VIEWERSHIP FOR YOU THIS YEAR AND THE ONE TO COME! 🏝🌟🤴🏽🔆🙏🏽💕🤗🎊👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
To all my Jamaican brothers and sistrin.thank you all for helping us to see and learn more about the history of our country. You have my $.you deserve every money that we all can contribute to your job.continue to bless and educate us all about the history of Jamaica 🇯🇲 ♥️ ✨️. Peace ✌️ ♥️.
I love learning about our history please continue to explore our history thank you
You should get a medal. Your work is extremely enlightening. Keep it up
Thank you so much, thanks for watching
Very interesting 👌information on historical sites. Keep it coming
Jamaica is a n island with a rich history especially where slavery is concerned. It is good that someone is very interested in highlighting so that those who love history will be enlightened
Thanks for your support
@@EliteJamaica Thanks and you are doing a greatjob at it
Thank you Alex for all these amazing Discovery in Jamaica keep up the good work and pray God continue to bless you and guide you on your journey
Thank you so much
Alex. You need to trace plantation owñer's family and get them to help restore the place with all its rich history for education and tourism.
I dont find ave histpry embarrasing or unnecessary. O thonk we need tp know more about where we are coming from.
Thanjs, fir you very hard work.
I am always pleased to listen to you applying the knowledge that you have discovered to the past struggles of our ancestors and how you emphatically explain how abandoned and untapped resources impact our present communities. I hope everybody was listening when you talked about the disproportionate distribution of water which is being channeled into large corporation while the poor folks that live in the same districts/communities have no water supply at all.
No water in the taps just the bare pipeline and it's the same in Trinity ville and other areas.
@@EliteJamaica Exactly! Remember I've been in Gargie and Trinity Ville so you are telling the truth. Even the more developed Seafort has pockets without supply. Yet the BIG dairy company out there use trillions of gallons of water to make and sell trillions of gallons of milk throughout Jamaica for well over a century now. Watch you head back now Alexx, because now that you talk the politician will send dunce shatta fi you.
Yes that same company, they destroy the water supply then sell bottled water...I think this company is owned by another company that does the same all over the world. Not qonna call any mame
@@EliteJamaica Mi can call name. I am talking about Serge Island Diary , now owned by Seprod. All the conniving 1% families use their big companies and processing plant to eat up and export the resources of St. Thomas while they reap big profits and live in the rich hills of St. Andrew where they spend the country's taxes to install proper running water supply up the high hills/mountains where they all have big pools.
The Govt. should repurpose this aqueduct. So people can utilize this water. It’s a shame. Water water everywhere and not a drop to drink. Drinkable but not available‼️
Been a while since I’ve watched this channel and I had no idea that it expended into exploration content. Needless to say, I really enjoyed it, had my attention the entire time. Big up Elite 🎉
Lots of exploration videos on the channel I had stopped for a while, thank you so much for watching, Happy New year to you and yours.
This is amazing! Well done to the team at Elite Jamaica Official; keep going from strength to strength.
Blessings to you and a prosperous new year
I enjoy your presentation and please with the exploration of the history of the accuaduct. Keep up the good work.
Jah bless that where I grow up blessed love mi breda give thanks for the me
Enjoy, 1st time viewing this channel. Thank you.
Thank you for watching
Enjoyed immensely 👍🏿
It's amazing how nature takes back to land p
This is wonderful, the real history! you need to write a book.
Thank you for allowing us to walk along with you both. Great find and lots of information. My grandfather used to work in Hall Head. You are doing such a great job. Walk Good.
Take a lot of red strings with you and tie them on trees as you go along this is extremely knowledgeable for me never see them in the history of Jamaica
Just subscribed. This is very amazing
Great find at Hall Head Estate... very edifying... makes such a diffrence..
Wow! Alex you are the best..thanks for departing such knowledge to us. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated. So much rich history. So much water going to waste. Government needs to do something about channeling that water to communities that has no water. Next time wear water boots when going on those adventure. Thanks again for the adventure. One love..
Thanks for watching....blessings
I would love to go on one your tours..
Most certainly that can be arranged, thanks for watching
Blessings to you & your crew, 🙏 for bringing hidden history to our people in Jamaica and aboard .Nuff Blessings
Blessings to you and thanks for watching
I enjoyed this great find
Miss the days of you exploring and finding Archaeological treasures in Jamaica. Please continue to enlighten us with the untold history of Jamaica.
I think it’s only in Jamaica you can tread through the wild without fear of snakes,alligators, bears,etc and you fear cows 😂😂😂😂😂I really enjoy your adventure 👍🏿👍🏿
Im a Cow- ard . lol
Yes‼️They have horns. They can buck you down and trample you to death
Cow-ard‼️😂😂😂😂
Just subscribed
It's very interesting to see how things this chanel is showing the world
Thanks for watching
Thank you Alec. Born and grow in Westmoreland. Very interesting. Following👍🏾
Blessings and thanks for watching
An excellent find; keep digging in the area!!!
This was a fantastic find. I feel the joy with you when you finally find what you were looking for.
Love what I'm seeing very interesting I love this part of Jamaican history keep up the good work amazing
Thank you so much for watching
New Year’s Day and I just discovered this amazing eye opening vlog/documentary. I grew up near a canal in Westmoreland and now I want to know more- it must have serviced a plantation. We were never taught the history of these people and places: thank you tremendously. Keep up this valuable work.
You grew up near petersfield?
I used to play in he water of that aqueduct as a child yet I never knew what was at the end of it. Thanks for enlighten me. Well done.
Hi guys! Good to see you again! I probably won't have time to tune in again this year, so I want to wish you all the best for the New Year. May Jah guide and protect you, and bless all who have contributed to this program! Thank you for your videos, they are genuine and worth watching! See you all next year, with God's will.
Thank you so much Hannah, and I wish the same for you and yours.
Hello Friend, what an historical tour , very educational, great job thank you awesome work.
looking forward to more of your videos.
Bless up.😀 👍
Very inspiring keep up the research and continue to find these historical places to share.
Yes King 👑 I appreciate it all,I use to live in Somerset in Trinitiville St Thomas and me use to walk all about in the bushes from Somerset to Seaforth,Hillside at the fall to lesson and me always feel the energy and not realizing my ancestors were try to connect to use
You did it again Alex.Bring back memories of the early 70s when I worked there...entered from Danvers Pen.The days of Prohet and trash Bag...Project Land Lease.For 3weeks truck came from down the country to dig out yam head.big up elite.gwaan st Thomas.
Blessings Peter and thanks for watching, wishing you and your family a happy new year
@@EliteJamaica Continued blessings my brother for all of St T massive.
Thanks!
Happy 😊 new year bless continue the good work
Young man I think u so much to let me see this as a diaspora I never know all this was around god bless u keep up ur good work
Blessings to you and yours and thanks for watching
Congrats to Elite Jamaica team .
Very informative and educational..
Me a follow you all the way King 👑
Blessings family and thanks for your support
@@EliteJamaica every time King 👑 remember when you going to bush wear you hard boots and carry you machete always,keep up doing the good work
Thank you for this interesting piece
Bless up i love wat you doing go to bellas gate look for the gold mine
It's so nice to get a visual of all the research that I've done on the former plantations in Jamaica.
Nuff a mi ancestors dem did born/live pan some a dem plantations and it just nice and emotional fi see di place dem weh unnu find.
Blessings
Thank you, more to come
WOW! REALLY AMAZING.
No history Lesson could be so precise and exciting.. Thank you Alex!…👏👏👏
Yes, I did enjoy this video so very, very much. Give thanks to your friend for helping you on that journey, and thank you very much for walking me through the path of my ancestors. As you walked the path of the aqueduct, I imagined how very difficult it must have been for my ancestors to have accomplished such an elaborate construction. I said to myself, these people must have had previous knowledge, prior to being captured and enslaved by these wicked demons. I imagined how hard it must have been to walk so far, carrying rocks back and forth at such far distances in the heat, probably being whipped and tortured at the same time. In addition, how our leaders have no vision, as these places could be excavated to attract tourist and make a lot of money for the Jamaican people. All they are interested in doing is to sell out our lands to foreigners. More importantly, the people of Jamaica would be able to benefit from the hard work of our ancestors, and to feel proud of the great feat and accomplishment of our ancestors. May God rest their souls. And again, thank you for walking me through the past, and walking the path of my great, beautiful, wonderful ancestors. But don’t worry, the sun is going to deal with them for all the evil they’ve being doing to us until today, and for what the enslavement, murder, rape, and torturing of my ancestors.
Big up to u all great job
Enjoy! Excellent team work, Team Elite.
Mine you drop!
Great video. Thank you for the incredible information
Next time, you need to have a backpack with water boots.
I always look forward to watching history in my birth land an amazing place ❤
Blessings
I hope you continue to do these types of videos, I think it's really important and I've often wondered whats left of these plantations. The aqueduct is really impressive and to think about the conditions it was being built under.. We must never forget that. I bet there's so much more to discover on the island in terms of the colonial history. I think you're doing a great job.
It'd be good to have a bit more historical narrative from yourself, it helps to give more context and understanding.
I love the camera angles as it makes me feel like I'm walking with you both though the bush!
Loved this vlog, I felt like I was watching an exciting movie. Indiana Jones in St, Thomas. Keep up those great productions
Keep up the good work, I have learnt so much from your channel and I truly appreciate your efforts in educating us Jamaican about our country.
🤔....That was a major capital investment for that era, slavery was cruel 🙊
Great vids 👍
Good 👍 job keep up the good 👍 work big up your self
Thank you so very much for sharing this very amazing, interesting and revealing journey!!👏🏾👏🏾
Each step you took, we were right their with you!!
The ancestors' spirits are rejoicing because your 'discovery' has unearthed a piece of their past!!
Blessings and I pray that you'll be able to continue sharing these amazingly educating vlogs!!
Great job!!👍🏾
🙏🏾🖤💯
Another epic video(📹) of Jamaica(🇯🇲) Heritage Site that very Welcoming for us to know n be awared of our History, Million of thnx for sharing same bro.
Thank you so much for your support
This Hall Head aqueduct could be restored to create an important heritage site for St. Thomas parish and Jamaica. Restoration and maintenance would provide employment and promote awareness of Jamaica's history. I would be willing to contribute to such a voluntary project. Well done Alex and friend.
Incredible job you're doing!! The government should be regenerating these things for generate tourism and preserve heritage!! This is very educational
Alec this needs to be explored further cataloged and placed in a museum. Good job‼️
Very nice Historical to lurned
If I love this guy one more time.....he's a national treasure.
Thank you so much, you make me blush...lol
Big up alex and the rest of the crew, thank you, thank you fellows for all the great and good history lessons, please. Keep up the good works, I am loving every single moments of your vlogging may god keep on blessing you'll, I always look forward to what's to come fr elite Jamaica .
Me feel good a bout this big Alix an yours crude in jease name safe travels home
Thank you
I am lost for words Alex. You and your Crews need funding. How are you funded? I really would like to speak to you. Please, Please, ..give given a ring.
Thank you
Hi Alex! I've been off the vlogs big time since major heart surgery in July. I'm just easing back into catching up with everything and couldn't have picked a better Vlog than this. You know how I love to go through the bush in search of plantation great houses!!! I have to mention that I'm tired of telling you to always take a machete with you into the bushes!!! Lol! It's obvious you got out of that wilderness safely but only God knows how!!! Welcome to your new sidekick Zumba! He seems very interested in historic stuff. Great!!
So happy to see you looking so well Alexx!!! And your eyes are looking really good. I pray the New Year will bring you continued good health and safe adventures!!! I'm going to call you in the New Year!!❤️😮
Blessings Florence, I am happy you are better now, its really been a while. Link me when you get a chance.
Thanks for watching
@@EliteJamaica 👍
Thanks for taking me through the jungle,this is a treasure
Thanks for the history lesson,you doing a good job
Alex, this is by far one of the best DIY natural histories of your country I have ever seen. If you can swing the government to your side maybe you could get some ground penetrating radar for the temples and ruins. I am not sure if you know anyone with that access but it would greatly improve your personal experience which would emanate to us. Keep crushing it man and hopefully you can take me on a visit in February when I visit your wonderful country.
Blessings, thanks for watching and am looking forward to that tour
Amazing
Blessings
The
Next time you go on one like this' walk with a cutlass'
As you walk you can cut branches and leave them behind you'
They will become marker for you' going back out' of the woods
Great job brother'
Welldone.
Enjoy! Love it badly
Merry Christmas Alex and rest of the team, best wishes for twenty twenty three, god bless you all please take care of yourselves be safe, be bless
Blessings family
The government should do something about preserving these sights
Nice video keep it up
Thank you for teaching me so much about my own country
I am fellow u a long time ago but i am watching u now to the end ok
Blessings Barbara, keep safe
Blessings Alex ,to you and your family. 🙏🙏💚💛❤💯🥰
Thanks for watching
I was on the edge of my chair thought Dat a cow was going to attack brother or they may av fallen off of a cliff it was scary watching ur video find my brother next time bring along a pair of waterboots and a cutlass to get ur obstacles out of the way enyway nice job show up our Jamaican past .watching from eastern Ontario Canada walk gud brothers
Blessings bro and thanks for your support
@@EliteJamaica yeah is so we talk keep dem coming dig respect brother
I am subscribed. Thank u 💓 for these sightful information
Alex doing the work as always.Well done.
Blessings Insider, thank you.....keep doing the good work your self. We should link up tho.....
Real talk
Mi jus subscribe
Great info. i enjoy what you are doing. i am learning things about Jamaica. I would like to sugggest next time take a cutlass with you so that you can clear a path,
Enjoy ❤
Thanks for highlighting these historic places bro. It would be nice to add little unique floras and faunas and anything of interest along the journey to these places. These would add to the overall content. Very good work you are doing in educating our people on the richness of the island. Wishing you every success
Blessings and thanks for watching
Very interesting be safe.
Great find....enjoyed
You are doing a wonderful work
Thank you
Keep posting our valuable history
I'M FOLLOWING, I USUALLY DON'T, ONLY BECAUSE OF THE ANCESTORS, THANKS VERY MUCH 🙏🙏🙏
Thx for the History,next time bring your water boots.😊👍
I just subscribe to your channel, and you take me on this long adventures journey which I love ,such a big estate but real swampy, and I don't even see one fruit tree where you can stop and pick a fruit to eat after , a long journey ,I say you will hear they lost
Following: interesting video. Great job.
All the best my fam honestly, my regards for the next year 💯🌟🔯🌟💯
Most high blessings to you all my brothers🙏🌄🙏
I enjoy