I am Bahamian, and I saw your videos coming across my feed now and then, but once I saw that you came to the Caribbean, I decided to subscribe to your channel and watch all of your videos. The more videos you did on this side of the world, the more you seem to be growing as an individual, and the pride you show in highlighting the African diaspora on this side of the world is contagious. You are doing a fantastic job. I would like you to visit Exuma and Grand Bahama on this trip to highlight some unique attractions both islands offer. I love it from Trinidad, Barbados, Jamaica, and now the Bahamas. Thanks, and continue to make us all proud; much love and blessings.
I enjoyed this video very much. It's great to finally see some local rural life in the Bahamas. Eleuthra looks very peaceful and idyllic. Sending much love from 🇯🇲 jamaica
I watch all your video's and it makes me feel very good. I born in Suriname and life now 55years in Holland. I love the caribean and already visit some places. Thanks with love and blessings.
I loved the creative content and the detailed description of the settlement. You are indeed one of the best vloggers with your imaginative description. Ɓlessings and loved to youfor your gift. Enjoy and be safe🎉❤
Excellent video. I am from Nassau; never knew that all of the island highways are Queens Highway. I thought it was only one in Freeport. Very interesting fact.
AT ! If you get to Dominica you’ll be happy you started working out. A hike to the boiling lake would be epic. I heard it’s 5 hours one way. I hope to do it one day. I’m marveling at the flat land of Bahamas . Jealous even. Even Africa videos I’ve seen miles and miles of flat land . All I know is rivers , valleys, hills and mountains.
Hi African Tigress, I fell in love with your tour guide. He's such a sweetheart. Very attractive young man with such a wonderful personality. Soft spoken and gentle yet very masculine. Love the laid back setting of this island.
When I was a child Bermuda was the hit. I am wondering if that island has been renamed. Though, so far I have not seen mountains. Regardless, I am impressed at the beauty. From the beginning of the Bahamian tour, I was observing a flat terrain. I would say this is among the most beautiful so far. .
I’m from Bermuda and it is still a hit. Come to Bermuda and you will see. I went to The Bahamas for the first time last year. Nassau was very nice. I’m enjoying this video showing another part of The Bahamas..
I would love to visit other Bahamian islands other than Freeport and Nassau… One day. It sure helps when Tigress shows us other places which makes us want to go…
Hi AT. Beautiful video. Through your lens you and your viewers are rediscovering “Island life” and its true meaning .As we Bahamians would say “It’s better in the Bahamas”.
The church would be considered a shelter.. But this last hurricane 🌀 a few years ago sat around for hours and even those that fled to a church the building could not withstand the wind strength..😢
I’m supposed to be on a 21 day fast from RU-vid. Today is day 4 and I had to come watch. I’ll be back on tomorrow. Nice Video AT. Keep up the good work as usual.🇯🇲🇺🇸
Settlements on the island of Eleuthera include (north to south) the Bluff, Upper and Lower Bogue, Current, Gregory Town, Alice Town, James Cistern, Governor's Harbour, North and South Palmetto Point, Savannah Sound, Winding Bay, Tarpum Bay, Rock Sound, Greencastle, Deep Creek, Delancy Town, Waterford, Wemyss Bight, John In the video it is just a small portion of Lower Bogue. The older part of that Settlement. The Island is 110 miles long and 3 miles wide.
Heyyyy Island Luck Is my great grandfather business that is now all over the Bahamas !! Thank you grandfather Percy 🥳🤸🏽♀️ thank you coming to island luck
The handsome well spoken tour guide, Jerreth Albury is my cuzzy wuzzy❤ Good job, GREAT information. I spent all my holidays, up until my adult life in this quaint village, settlement as we call it. Jerry, you thought me a few things even after all the time I have spent there, home of my mother, Evangelist Mizpah Albury-Edgecombe. Alburys got talent.❤❤❤
I can see that Bahamians have tremendous civic pride and invest in maintaining a clean environment. Certain countries i can think of that do not know how to dispose of trash/ litter/ rubbish should take a leaf out of their book!
@@Halfwaytreeclock JA should be ashamed or could do better, but Bahamas don't have the same type of market environment and Street vendors that attract the garbage as they do in Jamaica. Plus, the entire population of the Bahamas is about the population of Kingston. So, think of St. Elizabeth or Portland or any of those places that are clean and compare them with the Bahamas.
Yes growing in Eleuthera my grandmother use to make us sweep the dirt. All of the neighbours clean their yards ever saturday. My Dad have a fulltime gardiner in his yard.
@barbaralundie8457 Pride in one's environment doesn't cost anything, but lack of pride does. It's a mindset issue. Changing it should start with public education to raise awareness. When those at the top don't care, then it trickles down. Civic pride should be a mandatory subject at the primary school level.
THATS A SUCCESSFULL ISLAND.NO DIRTY MARKETS.YOU CAN HAVE A CONVERSATION WITH ALMOST ANYONE IF YOU SPEAK ENGLISH .JAMAICA HAS NOTHING ON THE BAHAMAS 😂😂KEEP BRAGGING ABOUT YOUR RICH CULTURE WHILE IN DENIAL OF THE SOCIAL BREAKDOWN .
Bro! I thought that was a hood right here in Opa-locka. That looks just like the street where one of my cousins lives right here in Opa-locka Damn!!! Man I need to take a trip down there. Fo sho.
