This stranger stay with you and show you all over like he forgot he was going about his business when you met him....just to show the world how nice Jamaican people are.
is working the man a work you think him carring him around for love is money is hussle the man a do so must run you not going to see that on camera but him get bless up
Jamaica history is fascinating. Why is this not included in the tourist guide, this is Jamaica history very fascinating, not about resorts and beaches, which is the best in the world but this is historically
Dell Hudson tourism destroys monuments. Have you seen the Great Wall of China, the pyramids, etc. The local people no longer have access. The Jamaican Government is already selling everything worth having to foreigners.
Expat Lifestyle yeah they won't promote that as far as marking it as a heritage site, they tryna hide Jamaica dark history, remember u know! all the national hero go up again British Empire, and best believe who still run Jamaica! Britain Ok, so anything has to do with slavery and certain site u don't really hear anything about that, think about it who gonna fund that place, even if the government wanna do it they other party most likely be again it, like oh the money could spend in other important areas, then they don't understand that, that place could play for it self if they do it right visitors from all over would come there...
Jamaicans are so polite when a stranger approach them and ask a question ,I notice this in a lot of other videos with other bloggers . Jamaica is so beautiful the mountains , rivers and beaches even the sound of the water running in the background the crowing of the roosters 🐔 and to think God gave us for free all we have to do is take care of it . Big up Magic man
Yow big respect for what you’re doing, I only discovered your channel yesterday and now I’m one of your biggest fan, I love world history especially about my lovely country Jamaica, keep doing it and I hope you expand to other parishes
@@EliteJamaica You should look up Henry Morgan's house in St Ann's. A lot of Jamaican's don't know about it. Also Pinnacle in St Catherine where Leonard Percival Howell started the Rasta Movement.
Much love and many blessings Alex. Thanks for finding and sharing our history. Much of this has not, and is not being taught to our children. You know what they say, "A people without a knowledge of their history, is like a tree without roots". Thanks again my yout.
Yes I know him. I am the fluffy lady that use to my walking every morning doing my exercise Francine mom. I am not in Jamaica at this present moment but I am so happy that you are showing me all these things that I did not know. Nuff love.
Christine Page like really u think the government don't know about that place, see that the dark history they want Jamaica to forget about, they will go as far as the national hero grave site and that about it!
you are right, Jamaican historical sites needs to be protected, and historical facts documented and taught to our children, no point knowing about English history, and knows nothing about caribbean and African history.
I told him they tell me that already went i visited there long go from them a plant tobacco i came there i was at elim agriculture school for experience
I'm so grateful for this channel. I learn more from history from you than I've ever learnt in school. Keep up the amazing work. Watching from the Garden parish 👍.
Respek mi general!! I'm originally from St Thomas Jamaica and owner of acres of land passed down through generations. There are structures on my land I have no idea the history nor the meaning. This really motivates me to dig deeper in collecting that information. I have always been curious to know. On my next trip home, I'll reach out to the locals to provide more in depth info that may have been passed on by their elders..👍🏼🇯🇲
Big up fam it's good to see a Jamaican doing this I am from portantonio thank you very much I didn't know all of what you are talking about thank you 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Totally in agreement , with all you’re sharing with the families. Appreciate your time and efforts. You make my day. Also gave me ideas for my retirement back in Jamaica. 😎😻. Shalom brother. Thanks.....
Big man you searching for history so when you find someone who can help informed you stop cutting them out, you doing kinda good but just let the people who knows more information speak, you will eventually do good, big up your tour guide 👍,he hold a lot of information
I don't think he intentionally wants to cut any one out,but it's not every mission you can include the massive. Sometimes they missed up your train of thoughts and throw off the vibes. Big up yuh self. 🤣
NOVELETTE MALCOLM see your point but he will improve. But he needs let the people speak more . He needs also to stop promote his vlog . He Is doing a good thing and the subscribers will come don’t worry.
Just happened upon ur channel. Thank you for researching and sharing our history. Nice t receive it from us. Love Jamaica and my beautiful St. Thomas. Much success with ur channel.🇯🇲🇨🇦
This is so different this is history at its best. Keep it up young man U R doing a wonderful job..am learning so much about my country that I didn't know . Thank U
My brother am so happy I found your channel so interesting glad you found this man to walk with you and help give the history this is really great news we really take our history lightly these history should be kept and secure as tourists tour your doing a great job I'm learning alot
Congratulations and I wish you more success. I was born in Somerset. I have family from Moffat, Trinityville go straight to Morant Bay. When I see you walking on road it brings back so much memories. I never subscribe to channels but your channels is the first one I subscribed to. Keep up the good work. Bless.
St. Thomas has a lot of history that are not known. You have places like Stolks Hall and Rowlanasfield. If you could visit and let us know. Love what you are doing.
These places should be restored and be placed on maps as points of interest other countries have their culture,National heroes their life and places of interest taught and in some cases its in the schools curriculum throughout the world but there's nothing for Jamaica and our Heroines even though slavery was a big thing in Jamaica,Jamaica isnt spoken about in schools and the places of interest forgotten about not sure if it's still the same but my daughter is 11 and I've had to educate her on Jamaican history so it looks like nothing much has changed. More needs to be done to save places like this and our heroes and also get Jamaican history implermented into the schools curriculum and taught throughout the world like every other country does.Otherwise Jamaica may find itself in the history books as "Jamaica the forgotten land" bless up Alex keep up the good work one bit of advice let the locals finish when there talking to you😂🙏🏽
I agree with you, so much of Jamaica is not tought it more forgotten. Why any of the government not interested in the history of Jamaica to teach the world not just the violence. This is the original life of Jamaica, calm east going n chilled with friendly people. They need to invest back I Jamaica an stop worry about other countries. Bless up my yout n keeper up the great work nuff respect 🙏🏾
Just found this video in my suggestions today. I saw Jamaica most of all St Thomas I clicked so fast essi. I made sure to also turn on the notifications as well. Lyssons St Thomas representing 1💜
Slavery still going on America England Canada France German and most of Europe people when ever you left Jamaica to go on work a slavery you go into hardships
Great Video! A lot of information about St. Thomas’ history. St. Thomas and Portland have some of the oldest history of Jamaica. I am originally from Portland Jamaica, St. Margret’s Bay. My grandfather was from Moore town, and was very proud of the whole Maroon history. I can not say I am proud of all their history because they were responsible for capturing Bogle and turning him to the British. The original maroons were astonishing brave, and pioneering people, but a lot of their descendants were not people to admire.
St Thomas is very rich in history,Parish of my birth.Beautiful landscapes, Panaramic views,Beautiful beaches,Lush vegetation and very fertile land for farming .Respect to the elders of the communities.
I was born in Serge Island St Thomas. But didn't know all this history of my parish. Much appreciation for all this new knowledge. I share this video with my brother and sisters. Will keep in touch to support your cause, with some school supplies.
This is really history! for real, this is what should be teaching in schools and the rest of parishes, that we can start real life! THAT WHY I KNOW GOD MUST SEND HIS SON TO DELIVER US FROM BABYLON! Love your video nuff respect and love ❤️
It is so exciting to follow you on these historic and educational journeys. I feel the rush when you are showing places that I once walked, recognise and discovering with you. Keep it up. You are in my prayers. PLEASE memba de wata though. Don't want you to get dehydrated xx
I love to watch your videos you are so humble and respectful I never hear you cussing or being vulgar, keep up the good duppy stories and the History. I believed Black River was the first place to have electricity in Jamaica, check it out
Thanks bro u r doing something different, very informative bless up an the positive journey. But history has it that the first place that get electricity in Jamaica was St Elizabeth black river 1893 a community call Waterloo, and that was even b4 New York city.. .🤗👍
Yes the man a talk the true about the young youth them them need some skill in the community to help them learn a skill an better their life an big up bustie the man u interview
Great job mi brethren. Certainly enjoy what you're doing showing to the world more of the historic beauty of fi Island Paradise Jamaica. Bless up. Keep on trekking. One 💘. Love St. T.
Me is a portlander ,used to live in sunning hill st.thomas . Blessup yourself u r doing a good job,i always tell people say if u don't know your history,u don't know where we're coming from,where we at and where we're going. What always fascinate about St Thomas is when u r driving on d main road and u look to the hills,it's like a Forrest but when u drive go their u see a whole community,school,station,clinic and business
I appreciate you doing this 💝 I married a Jamaican man and he knows almost nothing of jamaican history. Very sad. I myself am a native in Canada and still JUST learning about some of the terrible things that happened to my ancestors
This stranger stay with you and show you all over like he forgot he was going about his business when you met him....just to show the world how nice Jamaican people are.
is working the man a work you think him carring him around for love is money is hussle the man a do so must run you not going to see that on camera but him get bless up
Jamaica history is fascinating. Why is this not included in the tourist guide, this is Jamaica history very fascinating, not about resorts and beaches, which is the best in the world but this is historically
Dell Hudson tourism destroys monuments. Have you seen the Great Wall of China, the pyramids, etc. The local people no longer have access. The Jamaican Government is already selling everything worth having to foreigners.
Expat Lifestyle yeah they won't promote that as far as marking it as a heritage site, they tryna hide Jamaica dark history, remember u know! all the national hero go up again British Empire, and best believe who still run Jamaica! Britain Ok, so anything has to do with slavery and certain site u don't really hear anything about that, think about it who gonna fund that place, even if the government wanna do it they other party most likely be again it, like oh the money could spend in other important areas, then they don't understand that, that place could play for it self if they do it right visitors from all over would come there...
Good work, me love what you doing people must know their history and use it for the future.
That is History very intresting.
@@expatlifestyle6069 lllllllllll
I like the history, our children need to know this
Just find this page and share it on all my platform. Love my history and world history so am helping to share our history. Love the work Alex!!!!!
It like the adventures that you do, taking us outside to see the beautiful terrain of the island.
Jamaicans are so polite when a stranger approach them and ask a question ,I notice this in a lot of other videos with other bloggers . Jamaica is so beautiful the mountains , rivers and beaches even the sound of the water running in the background the crowing of the roosters 🐔 and to think God gave us for free all we have to do is take care of it . Big up Magic man
Thank you for watching.
Give thanks for the channel my family
Was born in st thomas and dont even know these places, leave when I was two years old to Kingston wow fascinating lovley
This is soooo interesting, like they need to preserve this!!
Big up bustard every time
What's app
Andrew Holness is too busy selling instead of presering
Yow big respect for what you’re doing, I only discovered your channel yesterday and now I’m one of your biggest fan, I love world history especially about my lovely country Jamaica, keep doing it and I hope you expand to other parishes
Most certainly i plan to do the 14 parishes
@@EliteJamaica You should look up Henry Morgan's house in St Ann's. A lot of Jamaican's don't know about it. Also Pinnacle in St Catherine where Leonard Percival Howell started the Rasta Movement.
I remember a bus called, Tyrone Transport used run from Kingston to Trinity Ville .It ran there for years.
True
Gang...? A you dis?
Much love and many blessings Alex. Thanks for finding and sharing our history. Much of this has not, and is not being taught to our children. You know what they say, "A people without a knowledge of their history, is like a tree without roots". Thanks again my yout.
I'm from Spanish Town and I remember Bernard Lodge Karchy blowing at different times during the day. Bless, love my Jamaica. Thumbs up!
Blessings
Breathtaking view,the mountains is gorgeous ♥️
Love your work!!! Thanks for sharing all the history. Nuff respect!!!
Well done. You are doing a fantastic job highlighting St. Thomas, the forgotten parish.
Yes I know him. I am the fluffy lady that use to my walking every morning doing my exercise
Francine mom.
I am not in Jamaica at this present moment but I am so happy that you are showing me all these things that I did not know. Nuff love.
Blessings
Hey aunty Jenny 💛 its Digi
THIS IS WHAT THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO HELP MEN LIKE THESE TO DO FARMING ON THE LAND, GIVE THEM A BIT A START ARE SOMETHING.
Christine Page like really u think the government don't know about that place, see that the dark history they want Jamaica to forget about, they will go as far as the national hero grave site and that about it!
@@Deco_2k history
Excellent video.
I am from St. Thomas with limited knowledge of St. Thomas
It is refreshing to see the beautiful mountains of Jamaica. Missed it.
History I love what you are doing this is education educating the younger generation keep up the good work 🙏nuff blessings
History needs to be preserved.
you are right, Jamaican historical sites needs to be protected, and historical facts documented and taught to our children, no point knowing about English history, and knows nothing about caribbean and African history.
Love and appreciate your initiative. Rich history. Respect to the elder for being so patient and kind .
St Elizabeth was the first Parish to have Electricity in a house called Waterloo in Black River in 1893 .
I told him they tell me that already went i visited there long go from them a plant tobacco i came there i was at elim agriculture school for experience
I love the history of my country I appreciate it
I'm so grateful for this channel. I learn more from history from you than I've ever learnt in school. Keep up the amazing work. Watching from the Garden parish 👍.
Continue to explore, we are with you watching to see what's coming next!!
Thanks I have learned. Something to day
Seen your program for the first time love it...thanks!
I am happy you do....thanks for watching.
Your welcome....in tune always!
Respek mi general!! I'm originally from St Thomas Jamaica and owner of acres of land passed down through generations. There are structures on my land I have no idea the history nor the meaning. This really motivates me to dig deeper in collecting that information. I have always been curious to know. On my next trip home, I'll reach out to the locals to provide more in depth info that may have been passed on by their elders..👍🏼🇯🇲
It is a very beautiful place
Love every minute of it. I teach history. Granny always school me on the family stories of her Maroon heritage, etc.
Would love to learn more about Paul Bogle's descendant and how they are living today. That would be extremely interesting.
A large number of is descendants live in Canada. My best friend's husband is a direct descendant.
Big up fam it's good to see a Jamaican doing this I am from portantonio thank you very much I didn't know all of what you are talking about thank you 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Damion Patterson exactly
@pryncess-abledbyGod you is a portlander big up fam do you thing love it keep it up one family 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
It is very interesting to travel through history with you.
Totally in agreement , with all you’re sharing with the families. Appreciate your time and efforts. You make my day. Also gave me ideas for my retirement back in Jamaica. 😎😻. Shalom brother. Thanks.....
Bless up Alex, you giving me history on my hometown
Dj Genius like
Alex you should open a tour guide business print up brochures and take tourist on tours, I'm sure you can make a good living from it.
For real, I really think he should.
Then the government gonna run come sah tourist nuh safe , shut it down then reopen it fa themselves
@@godblessgmSo damn True, that's all them good fah!... Box poor ppl food outa Dem mouth.
This is so Interesting.Continue .they need to Develop these Country side
@@godblessgm I'm sure that's true sounds about par for the government of most predominantly black countries.
Big man you searching for history so when you find someone who can help informed you stop cutting them out, you doing kinda good but just let the people who knows more information speak, you will eventually do good, big up your tour guide 👍,he hold a lot of information
I agree with respect for what he's doing. Big up yourself brother elite.
Don't fret I believe it will get better step by step .I do wonder what was the name of the slave plantations
I don't think he intentionally wants to cut any one out,but it's not every mission you can include the massive. Sometimes they missed up your train of thoughts and throw off the vibes. Big up yuh self. 🤣
NOVELETTE MALCOLM see your point but he will improve. But he needs let the people speak more . He needs also to stop promote his vlog . He Is doing a good thing and the subscribers will come don’t worry.
@@SeeDemDeh u right cause me just a see it an i love it
Loving the history brother following all the way Paul Bogle grave some where in spring garden area
Just happened upon ur channel. Thank you for researching and sharing our history. Nice t receive it from us. Love Jamaica and my beautiful St. Thomas. Much success with ur channel.🇯🇲🇨🇦
I only stumbled up on yout channel elite and i like the vibes it brings...bless up and keep showing us great historical facts...
This is so different this is history at its best. Keep it up young man U R doing a wonderful job..am learning so much about my country that I didn't know . Thank U
Country life is nice
My brother am so happy I found your channel so interesting glad you found this man to walk with you and help give the history this is really great news we really take our history lightly these history should be kept and secure as tourists tour your doing a great job I'm learning alot
Honestly all of your videos need to organized in a documentary series for our children, I learned so much.
That's what I am trying to do on the other channel also
These places would bring so much money back into the country but they rather ignore it
Congratulations and I wish you more success. I was born in Somerset. I have family from Moffat, Trinityville go straight to Morant Bay. When I see you walking on road it brings back so much memories. I never subscribe to channels but your channels is the first one I subscribed to. Keep up the good work. Bless.
Thank you for subscribing
St. Thomas has a lot of history that are not known. You have places like Stolks Hall and Rowlanasfield. If you could visit and let us know. Love what you are doing.
These places should be restored and be placed on maps as points of interest other countries have their culture,National heroes their life and places of interest taught and in some cases its in the schools curriculum throughout the world but there's nothing for Jamaica and our Heroines even though slavery was a big thing in Jamaica,Jamaica isnt spoken about in schools and the places of interest forgotten about not sure if it's still the same but my daughter is 11 and I've had to educate her on Jamaican history so it looks like nothing much has changed. More needs to be done to save places like this and our heroes and also get Jamaican history implermented into the schools curriculum and taught throughout the world like every other country does.Otherwise Jamaica may find itself in the history books as "Jamaica the forgotten land" bless up Alex keep up the good work one bit of advice let the locals finish when there talking to you😂🙏🏽
I agree with you, so much of Jamaica is not tought it more forgotten. Why any of the government not interested in the history of Jamaica to teach the world not just the violence. This is the original life of Jamaica, calm east going n chilled with friendly people. They need to invest back I Jamaica an stop worry about other countries. Bless up my yout n keeper up the great work nuff respect 🙏🏾
Just found this video in my suggestions today. I saw Jamaica most of all St Thomas I clicked so fast essi. I made sure to also turn on the notifications as well. Lyssons St Thomas representing 1💜
Slavery still going on America England Canada France German and most of Europe people when ever you left Jamaica to go on work a slavery you go into hardships
Interesting. Some more pls. Will be looking forward. One Love
Sure...i am planning to explore the 14 parishes
Wish I could join you
Alex I hope you are getting paid for all these ads because I am watching them to show my support
Very good work buy next make sure to walk with your water bless up to you 😅
We need more explorer researcher like you telling the story on the ground.
This is soeemotional feeling watching this the history is so overwhelming
Alex, thanks for your hard work. I am enjoying these videos. I can see that St. Thomas is really a hidden gem well worth visiting.
Great Video! A lot of information about St. Thomas’ history. St. Thomas and Portland have some of the oldest history of Jamaica. I am originally from Portland Jamaica, St. Margret’s Bay. My grandfather was from Moore town, and was very proud of the whole Maroon history. I can not say I am proud of all their history because they were responsible for capturing Bogle and turning him to the British. The original maroons were astonishing brave, and pioneering people, but a lot of their descendants were not people to admire.
Very educational, history in the making. The lush green hills of my beautiful parish. Thanks Junior.
Thanks! None of this was known to me. Appreciate your efforts to bring things like these to the fire.
Keep up the Great Work Im learning a lot about the historical side of my country Jamaica Loving it! Bless
Big up yuhself Busty. Man know him history.
Yes I, just a virtual travel back home. Born inna little house a district called Ross Isle. Left over 45 years. Have fi forward. Long time.
Forwarding fi some BIG WORKS.
I know Ross isle but just getting the correct spelling from you....thanks for that
Endless blessings to you and Jamaica 🇯🇲
I think you need to write a book about the hidden history of St Thomas .
Great idea
Great idea for the legacy of the world, and all help Jamaica grow.
St Thomas is very rich in history,Parish of my birth.Beautiful landscapes, Panaramic views,Beautiful beaches,Lush vegetation and very fertile land for farming .Respect to the elders of the communities.
Blessings
History! Thank you; so very interesting.
I'm from St Thomas but further east; duckensfield sugar plantation back then did have a "carchy" too
MI LIKE IT MAN i love history and this is one we as Jamaican need to know
I am truly Bless to find this channel. very informative. Big up the young man that is taken us on our historical journey. thanks bro.
History fi real mi Genna. Nuff respect fi dat. Up move.
Keep up the good work, keep seeking out and sharing our hidden and forgotten story
I was born in Serge Island St Thomas. But didn't know all this history of my parish. Much appreciation for all this new knowledge. I share this video with my brother and sisters. Will keep in touch to support your cause, with some school supplies.
This is really history! for real, this is what should be teaching in schools and the rest of parishes, that we can start real life! THAT WHY I KNOW GOD MUST SEND HIS SON TO DELIVER US FROM BABYLON! Love your video nuff respect and love ❤️
Video quality is amazing such a beautiful seen
It is so exciting to follow you on these historic and educational journeys. I feel the rush when you are showing places that I once walked, recognise and discovering with you.
Keep it up. You are in my prayers. PLEASE memba de wata though. Don't want you to get dehydrated xx
Yes i am feeling it. I really do love and appreciate all the things that you are doing
Lemon grass / fever grass is growing wild in Jamaica and we have to buy it in the USA we never know what we have until we don’t have it anymore
Sometimes the dont even taste the same
Most times I'll jus wake up a draw some fever grass with a tups a lime , sweet caah dun 😂😂😂😂
It would be so awesome to have those buildings renovated to keep our history alive.
I love to watch your videos you are so humble and respectful I never hear you cussing or being vulgar, keep up the good duppy stories and the History. I believed Black River was the first place to have electricity in Jamaica, check it out
Thanks bro u r doing something different, very informative bless up an the positive journey. But history has it that the first place that get electricity in Jamaica was St Elizabeth black river 1893 a community call Waterloo, and that was even b4 New York city.. .🤗👍
Thank u
@@EliteJamaica blessed love living in T.O for many years.u take i back to Ja respect
True word, I read that St. Elizabeth had electricity before New York city for real, our island was always ahead of the game, just horrible leadership
Yes the man a talk the true about the young youth them them need some skill in the community to help them learn a skill an better their life an big up bustie the man u interview
Great job mi brethren. Certainly enjoy what you're doing showing to the world more of the historic beauty of fi Island Paradise Jamaica. Bless up. Keep on trekking. One 💘. Love St. T.
Wish they would have given the land over to the citizens.. Bless you.. remember to bring water..thanks.
Very informative God bless you and your endeavors.
Love this rich history pay office and kachie
I love this love history👍👍
Kudos to you Alex. for your information about the history I never heard of. Be safe on your journeys one❣🙏🇯🇲🇺🇲
"History" nice work
Yes mi Bredda like to see what you're doing anything about history is always my delight, respect and like your work, keep them coming bro.
Me is a portlander ,used to live in sunning hill st.thomas . Blessup yourself u r doing a good job,i always tell people say if u don't know your history,u don't know where we're coming from,where we at and where we're going. What always fascinate about St Thomas is when u r driving on d main road and u look to the hills,it's like a Forrest but when u drive go their u see a whole community,school,station,clinic and business
Get your self a detector to find items in the soil
Great idea
@@EliteJamaica Yes I think know that would be a great idea. Never know what you can find.
@@EliteJamaica Real thing mi G need fi get a metal detector.
@@andreabarnes5879 Agree. Its people like him fi get help .
Thanks for your video.
Love the history. I learnt a lot
I appreciate you doing this 💝 I married a Jamaican man and he knows almost nothing of jamaican history. Very sad. I myself am a native in Canada and still JUST learning about some of the terrible things that happened to my ancestors
Kachee!!!! yes I heard about dat. Dem fe restore dat.👏👏👏👏
Yes, Alex De ting up! Very adventurous and full of suspense. I really enjoy it. Keep it up
Ur guide is a serious person & knowledgeable.
I like this guy style.
I love what you are doing i am learning more about jamaica keep up the good work
Lovn Jamaican History....
Great video. Thank you
My mom was born in Half Way Tree.... my grand father grew up on the plantation
Yes, I am feeling it can't wait to see it
History