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trudogg wrote:...excellent clip! You catch that young skinnybutt goober taking the bow after hitting the pitch in that pickup cricket match? Looks like one of Jonny's mates in Lane's Gap...I 'bout shot coffee through my nose...
Gearbox wrote:Oh yeah...I was one of those little skinny youngsters playing cricket in the village and de school yard 35 years ago. And life was so much simpler then. Now I understand what my grandmother meant when she said "enjoy yuh youth...cause when yuh grow up it ent gine be nuh bed uh roses". And I understand what The Mighty Sparrow meant when he sang "Education is a must".
Ones life dont only depend on what they do ..... there's a world full of ppl out there to impact ur life in one way or another . Hindsight says u would have made different choices but whos to say u 'd end up with a better life ? 'n what is a better life anyway ?trudogg wrote:Gearbox wrote:Oh yeah...I was one of those little skinny youngsters playing cricket in the village and de school yard 35 years ago. And life was so much simpler then. Now I understand what my grandmother meant when she said "enjoy yuh youth...cause when yuh grow up it ent gine be nuh bed uh roses". And I understand what The Mighty Sparrow meant when he sang "Education is a must".
...if we had only listened to Granny a bit harder when we was young, we'd all prolly be a bit bettah off today...
Gearbox wrote:You evah suck cane DLT?
Walter wrote:i swiped dat frum cross de road
DLT2000 wrote:Yup, did plenty uh dat back in de 1970s & 1980s during my trips to Bim
Cane does still get harvest in dey, right? But jess in smaller quantities now compared to 20+ years ago?
Gearbox wrote:DLT2000 wrote:Yup, did plenty uh dat back in de 1970s & 1980s during my trips to Bim
Cane does still get harvest in dey, right? But jess in smaller quantities now compared to 20+ years ago?
Yeah...in smaller quantities...and mainly by machines these days.
patchypants wrote:The true picture of harvesting cane is one of the bajan cane cutter with his cane cutting bill![]()

DLT2000 wrote:patchypants wrote:The true picture of harvesting cane is one of the bajan cane cutter with his cane cutting bill![]()
Heh heh
Here's an ole photo
patchypants wrote:The true picture of harvesting cane is one of the bajan cane cutter with his cane cutting bill![]()
Gearbox wrote:patchypants wrote:The true picture of harvesting cane is one of the bajan cane cutter with his cane cutting bill![]()
Yeah...but dah was a hard life. Thank goodness our people don't have reap cane that way anymore.
Jock wrote:Just yestuhday I was telling de trildren bout dem days.
How de fellas wud wait by de St. Clements school fuh wen de trucks come down outta Pie Corner - mostly from de Cove plantation.
Dem ole trucks din had nuh lotta power so wen dey get by de lil slope dey wud slow down & de fellas wud "reap" dem share offa de truck.![]()
Further down dey wud get hit again by Round Rock hill ..if dem fellas din get enuff offa "Lowland Goat Kiddy" as we used tuh call de lil tractor dat Lowland used tuh operate.
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