This is something yes! Thinking about our ancestors and how tey suffered and still we survived!

Absolutely blown away by this!!!  My mother spoke of Breteche, but really (we've never paid attention) I thought it was a place from long ago which no longer exists.  A million 'Thanks to Engine' and to YOU for helping us rediscover and appreciate our rich heritage and history. I look forward to coming home!

I grew up listening to my father Kemp Quashie talking about Breteche Estate and Grand  Bay. He often spoke of the cotton on the land.

Daddy used to always talk about Breteche Never had the chance to go there very useful info thanks for the story maybe next time home i could go see myself again thanks

I really enjoyed this history lesson thanks again for helping me know about a piece of Carriacou    I didn’t really know about.

Thank you Engine🙏🏾
So glad this is being documented 🇬🇩

You guys are amazing thank you for sharing this historical facts on our lovely island.

Very informative and emotional. Wish they knew better.Moments in History  lost.

Keep up the fantastic work guys👍
Educating us on our history, thank you.

Valuable information, I’m happy it’s documented for generations to come 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Edit: Engine is like a book of knowledge!

Still loving it 🇬🇩2023

Love it!

I've been Bretesh. RIP Griper!!!

God Bless you engine 🙏🏿

Yes Rasta tell them the history..  my fore parents worked Breteche Estate now the land is just bush sad..

So sad what our ancestors were put through 🙏🏾

It’s a pity that was not preserved. I am from Carriacou and I never knew of Breteche estate