Hi Rajeev, we enjoy your vlogs . We live in Ireland and we miss the Trini culture and hence we love to watch your vlogs. It's my humble request to you to be honest with your feedback to the vendors right in front of them. I am not a Trini but I absolutely love Trinidad culture as my husband is from Trinidad. I have a huge respect for the vendors who actually wake up at 3am and stand in that scorching sun everyday to earn their daily bread. Everytime you buy things and are not providing your feedback to them , it doesn't help them get better. I know you like your chana runny but respecting what the person is selling is absolutely necessary. I am not sure if you are actually going to like this feedback or not but this is the only reason that hurts us deeply and hence we have not subscribed to your channel as yet even though we watch it regularly. Thanks Rajeev. Stay safe. Lots of love from Ireland.
Much appreciated and that’s a good thought that I’ll consider going forward… I always tell some of the vendors that I’m going to be brutally honest in the reviews and most are like “no problem so they’ll know what to improve”…especially in this one with Sandy’s delights…but yeah that’s a good idea to implement, thanks for that and the support 😁
To that nice lady who make the comment don’t take it wrong. You see Trinidadian you tell them what they make not tasting good . they will cuss up your tail . bad bad words .
I lived in Trinidad for eighteen years, but I am learning more about the geography of the island, watching your videos. I went to Port Fortin once, and remember Buenos Ayres. When you mentioned the corbeaux, I laughed. I haven't heard that word in decades. I wish we had eaten doubles back then. My mother used to cook curry chicken, beef, fish, shrimp and roti, but she didn't learn how to make doubles.
Good that you tell people not to bring or leave rubbish near the spring. I am always shocked how Trinidadian carry food with them and leave rubbish behind in the most beautiful places. It is not hard to carry a rubbish bag in the car and then put the full bag of rubbish in a bin or in an apporiate dump.
Thanks so much loved the history and the viewings ik it's my home town but the sky view loving it thank for the lil shout oyt on our stuff one love 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I grow up south Gasparillo not there anymore. my last son took me to Erin about four years ago. don’t know Deep South at all . but it was nice going down there.
South Gasparillo as in Reform? but yeah its nice to explore Deep South, or stay tuned on the channel, we'll explore everything down south at some point
@@triniqueen8710 I just realized it’s Gasparillo you grew up in south, I read that as south Gasparillo and I was like I didn’t know they call south of the Bonne Adventure road south Gasparillo 🤣🤣
Hey Trinbago Vibes. Great vid. I've just got back from vacation in Trinidad. I've been right around most of the island but this looks like a little gem. Do you do tours?
Thank you Shas, currently I don’t do tours but you can check Trinbago Outdoors Bushman, he will take you around wherever, lol….hopefully in the future I’ll venture into tours and I’m glad you had a good vacation
@@TrinbagoVibes thanks for this. You would be great at Tours! Yes, thanks. First time in T & T and first time visiting the Caribbean. It was absolutely magical! I also love doubles and aim to bring doubles awareness to the UK x
Hey Rajeev nice to see you visit my original home village Buenos Ayres ,we hardly use that Puerto Grande road to the beach there is another road ,but the water does look really nice, nice people too, good air and a lot of history.
Your commitment to detail and your energy in what you do is absolutely amazing. History,food,places of interest and the people great job except for coconut roll it’s my cyptonite ( long story)
Wow!! Beautiful video, I especially loved the aerial view, amazing. As you know I'm new to your channel, so question. Have you ever done a video especially an aerial view of the poui trees in Trinidad? I really miss those, the closest you have to it here are the cherry blossom but nothing could replace those beautiful yellow poui.
Thanks Emily and welcome to the vibes, I’ve not done a video on the Poui trees, but they are lovely…and will see if I can get one done one of these days
Blessings @Trinbago Vibes. My wife and I are working on a project in Erin and Im in the process of working on a video but I wanted to know if I have your permission to use the 1st 3 seconds of your video for the drone footage?
Once I’m credited somewhere, feel free to use it, also send me the link once y’all finish with the video, it would be interesting to see what project y’all are working on and ofc blessings to you and your wife as well
