Tour of the Breteche Estate

[@samuelquashie1856]

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

[@mimij5547]

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

[@terriscott8536]

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!

[@fantastica9186]

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

[@kriskarl8794]

Still loving it 🇬🇩2023

[@daintydreze]

Valuable information, I’m happy it’s documented for generations to come 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Edit: Engine is like a book of knowledge!

[@explorecarriacouandpetitem4546]

He is sooo knowledgeable. He can't wait to meet his little cousin

[@shailadiamond1696]

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

[@perryjulien3445]

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

[@veramoore3955]

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.

[@samanthajf1818]

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

[@dianacharles9307]

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

[@twowheelsatatime]

Love it!

[@acharles3374]

This is museum stuff and should be protected

[@explorecarriacouandpetitem4546]

As he said long ago they didnt know that. Sad though. A great place for preservation and tours but there may be a challenge since it is private lands.

[@abernard7402]

@@explorecarriacouandpetitem4546 Steps are being taken to continue to preserve the land for generations to come and prevent theft of historical artifacts and illegal trespass that my ancestors toiled in.

[@explorecarriacouandpetitem4546]

@@abernard7402 Very nice to know. I've been going there since 2014 and the only difference is that the trees are getting taller and thicker.

[@abernard3294]

@@explorecarriacouandpetitem4546 This is a private estate.

[@explorecarriacouandpetitem4546]

We stated it is private. Maybe you missed it. Even Engine mentioned it is owned by the Quashie's

[@teem4800]

I've been Bretesh. RIP Griper!!!

[@anthonyquashie7787]

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

[@Bripromo]

God Bless you engine 🙏🏿

[@jocelyncolasuonno2740]

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

[@shailadiamond1696]

So sad what our ancestors were put through 🙏🏾