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The Beast of Biche is gone - Exploring Biche

pointboy12

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What is in Biche village? We go exploring the village of Biche in east Trinidad to find out. Join us for a scenic drive through a beautiful tropical area.

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20 Comments

@curtispadilla154 4 months ago

I live abroad but viewing your videos gives me that warm feeling of home.

@Unlike230 5 months ago (edited)

Love your videos. When I was a child Ralph Maharaj had a show on tv where he would explore various places and activities as you're doing. If I'm not mistaken I believe it was called cross country. Your videos are bring back those memories. Love that you give explanations as well. The place is beautiful. I'm glad you travel with caution.

@Naparima-o6r 5 months ago

My grandfather took that route to go from Rio Claro to Sangre Grande as opposed to going through Mayaro/Manzanilla. I remember as a child having episodes of vertigo due to all the turns and ups and downs in that road. I much preferred viewing it from your lens lol

@leslieconstantine4107 5 months ago

Thanks for the road trip to biche i have never been there in person enjoyed it thanks bro for the Thor.

@Gadol_Adonai_196 5 months ago

Beautiful view. Thanks for the informative video

@insane_assailant1197 4 months ago

I really enjoy your videos,I myself have gotten into the hobby of taking a drive and exploring every nook and cranny of this country,scenic long drives going to places I never knew existed.Keep up the good content

@tropics8407 1 month ago

Central range nice 👍

@deemari577 5 months ago

Thank you for this tour and story. My husband remembers the case of Mano Benjamin when he was a boy. We both sat and watched the video and I got to enjoy it with him. He's originally from St. Ann's, I'm black American from southern roots. We have a few Trinis married in the Family. As horrific as the case of Mano Benjamin was at least Biche continued on, was not abandoned, it's a pretty town. Look forward to more videos as usual!
Dee, Long Island, NY

@blessed7645 3 months ago

Ask me next time if you want company 😀😀💃🏾💃🏾 I absolutely love these kind of explorations 💯💯 ❤❤❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@blessed7645 3 months ago

Nice...I learn something about fishing today 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇹🇹🇹🇹

@maureenwashington-smith8331 5 months ago

Enjoyed so so much. Thank you.

@cbazz245 4 months ago

Its beautiful with good roads

@frankiehalls7173 5 months ago

76 Born in Charuma...Migrated to Ontario at 24.Visits regularly.My heart and soul is there.Beautiful vegitation wild life flora and fauna and people.The entire area is evolving into an urban community,bringing with it all the changes this evolution brings with it.Thanks for this over due expose.Youre are just skimming the surface!Too many stories to explore!

@lyndonbaptiste 5 months ago

I’m enjoying this, Sir. Informative and, as always, brilliant narration.

@rickyaustin5164 5 months ago

Really nice to see how Biche has developed since my last visit in 1991 when there wasn't much businesses available. The roads were very poor.
It would be true to say there is very few places that can be considered ' out in the countryside ', Cumaca is probably one of the few undeveloped areas left.

@marvafigaro8188 5 months ago

Enjoying the video, and looking forward much more.

@spirit4341 1 month ago

Like all your videos

@drake24102 1 month ago

Excellent Content.

@carlosdheureux5084 3 months ago

actually i was planing to visit my uncles and aunts in july month havent been to biche in 8 yrs wish i had known you were going i definitly would have accompanied you and sunday is a good day...my mother is born and grown in biche she always talk about mano bejamin....when next you adventuring in tobago that is my kind of adventure