Road Trip, Tacarigua to San Juan

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  1. You could make somebody senditary boyyy. Uncle Lance was right about you ino. "Once you on, productivity goes down." Yuh know how long I have tuh go and season some pork. You, youuuu Mr. Sana πŸ€£πŸ€£πŸ€£πŸ€£πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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  2. Thank you for the opportunity to take a tour from Dinsley Village. I grew up on Thavenot Street in Tacarigua, went to The Presbyterian school. Thank you and Lance for pointing out the various landmarks along the way, including the RC church, El Dorado, the St. Charles gate (my sister and brother attended the high school) etc. Pasea Road, Monarch cinema and all the other landmarks along the way. I remember the train line because I took the train to school from Tacarigua to San Juan. The name of the landmark next to the St. Joseph police station is the Masjid (mosque). I really enjoyed this Sunday drive with you.

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  3. Where that coconut vendor in the croisee is used to be a kirpalanies. The man name is Jalo aka last wagon. The super market opposite the fire station was Ramesh and Leelah. Opposite the post office in the croisee where Kentucky occupies now was Nagib Elias and sons.

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  4. So Sana, it was very nice of you to take us along for the drive with Lance. It was very informative. What a sharp memory you both have. Lance sure knows how to put metal to the pedalπŸš—. As always, be safe on the roads.πŸ™β€οΈ

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  5. Love these driving videos with your dad throughout Trinidad and showing the country, roads, villages, small businesses, farms etc. Plus the ole talk is nice to listen to.

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