Walk With Me on Hadfield Street Georgetown Guyana

The walking tour continues with a Walk with me on Hadfield Street, Georgetown, Guyana
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[@dhanraj7523]

Beautiful guyana. Thanks for sharing beautiful guyana

[@pamelacarr383]

That's great, then people living abroad who grew up in these regions will get a more personal view of their respective hometowns. I am especially fond of Linden, spent many years there, it would be amazing to see it before I return to Guyana. I am sure that those videos will be just as enjoyable as those of Georgetown, I wish you every success in the future, and congrats on all of your very impressive and well deserved academic achievements.. Bravo!!!

[@CarlAnthonyBrowne]

I really enjoyed walking with you down Hadfield street actually where i used to live great memories especially seeing the old Guyana Transport Terminal where the blue and white buses used to be, just memories , thanks once again , keep up the good work

[@RaphaelNation]

+Carl Anthony Browne you're welcome 😊

[@oralcummings4850]

Hi Carl I was looking for mr matthews house with the attic,maybe I missed it

[@oralcummings4850]

Thanks for taking me through memory lane

[@gailchee3194]

Omg i saw my house. Thanks for sharing i surely enjoyed the tour of my neighborhood.

[@ananmai8700]

THANKS A MILLION TO SHOW US ALL GEORGETOWN, WITH A FEW EMBASSY ON HADFIELD STREET THEY SHOULD CLEAN UP THE ENTIRE AREA, THAT'S THE CAPITAL, THANKS AGAIN

[@bostonsaicenterssegroup2481]

Thanks for your video.. What happened to the old B.G.B.S. /GBS Radio facilities on Hadfield St., Lodge?

[@lloyddettering2975]

Raph, ah mus' say yew iz de best!

[@johnnywalker5288]

I did not see the corner of Hadfield and Ben streets properties 😢😢😢😢

[@lloyddettering2975]

You used the right word to describe some of these buildings. When I left Guyana in 1968, the average high residential building was 2-storey, a few 3-storey, very few. Now, the mind boggles at what I see. Seems most of Guyana is living in Georgetown despite the fact that the population is less than 1968, so they have to build upwards to accommodate the influx. Is wha happen, man?

[@RaphaelNation]

Lloyd Dettering some large building construction is a cover for money laundering.

[@lloyddettering2975]

Money laundering? Are you implying drug money? What has happened to the Guyana I knew? Sounds like a frightening place to live in. With oil money soon coming into the economy, the crime rate could accelerate! An' dawg eat dawg, too!

[@susantang287]

Whatever happened to Brickdam Catholic School directly opposite facing the Cathedral?

[@noelielafleur5975]

So hadfield street continue by coffy straight to the culture center

[@laura208]

Thank you! As google map does not do "street view" for Georgetown this is the closest to seeing what the view from the street would be.

[@RaphaelNation]

+Laura Hall that was exactly my original idea. Plus I plan to do street tours in other cities where I meetup with subscriber and let them show us the most important streets in their city and where they grew up.

[@lloyddettering2975]

Great idea, Raph! But do all of Guyana first! There are more Guyanese abroad than there are in Guyana. Cover the villages throughout Guyana.

[@new9at9it9]

Ray Luck grew up on this street!

[@wilfredkoo6895]

Tell me something, is Central High School a private or public school. back in the 60s, if I am not mistaken, it was a private school

[@RaphaelNation]

It’s now a public school.

[@mollylove2599]

place look different. a lot have changed that's good

[@janetaylor439]

At 4:55, look how nice and neat those schoolgirls are dressed in their uniforms.

[@janetaylor439]

Rafael you mentioned your mom in this episode. Is she alive?

[@peterfreeman3181]

Brickdamm cathedral, Raphael.

[@rchrd0krstng]

I wonder how many of you making comments are in the states...!!!???

[@RaphaelNation]

+raker 50 % of the viewers on this site are in the USA, 26% in Canada, 6% in the U.K. 5% in Guyana and 2.5% in Trinidad and Tobago.

[@lloyddettering2975]

That leaves 10.5% unaccounted for, Raph. Is ware dey hidin frum yew, Raph?

[@pamelacarr383]

Do you have any future plans of doing videos in other regions Mr Raphael ? , like maybe Linden , New Amsterdam,, etc . ?

[@RaphaelNation]

+Pamela Carr yes I will take Street Views to other cities in Guyana, the Caribbean and neighboring countries in South America.

[@joywilliams5204]

I grew up at 99 Hadfield Street in the house where there was a fire that killed the Abraham family but could not see the site. It was one house away from George street. Is there a house still here? Thank you for the memories. Bit worried about your breathlessness. Are you walking too fast?

[@RaphaelNation]

+Joy Williams yes I think there is still a house there. I will verify. I'm quite healthy. Thanks for your concern. I run ten miles every morning on the sea wall.

[@xlene10]

Joy Williams I know your name, I grew up in the long yard also 98 Hadfield St shared a side window with the Abraham's and was in their house because they were baby sitting me that night. One thing I didn't like is how run down they have the outside of Brickdam church get.

[@lloyddettering2975]

Is who yuh runnin' from, Raph? Yew iz beta off doin' leg raises an' save yur poor leggs an' joyntz!

[@antoniogt666]

I went to central primary and brickdam secondary, we used to play in the avenue of hadfield st and climbs into the trees also. wha happen to the trees?

[@RaphaelNation]

The trees are still there. You can see them in the videos Hadfield Street.

[@joaomarcio7857]

Hello Rafael, my name is joão, I am Brazilian, I am very short on your videos and I intend to make a trip soon there is your Country ... until soon, my friend ....

[@RaphaelNation]

+joao marcio you are welcome to come to Georgetown any time my friend. You can contact me on KZbin when you are here. 😃

[@joaomarcio7857]

Thank you Raphael, for your attention, as soon as I get there in Guyana, in your beautiful country, I'll get in touch with you ... see you soon ...

[@keston400]

is auto supply still there on hadfield street opposite parliament building?

[@RaphaelNation]

+Tanicia Daniels I think so, I will have to verify that, there is a new very large building there now that is a Medi-Care pharmacy

[@inderdeosingh555]

That place need some overhead parking. When they sit in parliament the whole city is blocked .

[@nom5205]

Guyana has seen a massive construction/development/transformation boom between 2000 and 2014. The whole place change up. It turn into a modern world class city. Thanks to Jagdeo and his vision. He opened up the banking sector and encouraged businesses. The whole place was a construction zone....from water street to the university. Banks, Hotels, homes etc. They need to continue the momentum..but there seem to be a slow down under the new government.

[@antoniogt666]

do these Spanish countries got Guyana counsolate ?

[@lloyddettering2975]

So menny cars in Jargetung! Iz becaws of drug money or whuh? Iz ware dey hide de poor peepul? My father once told me that the poor would eventually be pushed out of Georgetown. Has he been proven right?

[@RaphaelNation]

+Lloyd Dettering not all, Guyanese still see a car as a major life achievement goal.

[@lloyddettering2975]

I understand, Raph! But that is kinda sad. Geez, I remember being told by a nurse that if I had had a car we could have had some horizontal fun.

[@RaphaelNation]

Lloyd Dettering ha ha. The banks are doing good business making car loans, this is the reason for so many reconditioned Japanese cars and more recently, used BMWs, on the streets. 😀

[@antoniogt666]

hey Lloyd ya dad int know what he talking bout

[@peterfreeman3181]

Raphael your description is very vague, your lack of knowledge of the city even though you are wa.lking there