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All you historians are sailing in with the correct answer this morning.

Anjali, looks like your ship has only one mast, causing you to reach port late.

You get third prize.

Riya, your ship probably has 3 sails, so you beat Anjali.

You get second prize.

Captain Django arrived first with his steamship. He gets first prize.

Congratulations to you all!!

FM
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

@Riya & Django, you could have been more definite but I'll accept your answers.

Actually, the Yaya mountains are a small range on the eastern/right bank of the Essequibo River opposite Omai.

Now, I won't say who came first and who, second. Y'all fight over that. I gone.

we're both winners!
Let's go with that

FM
Originally Posted by cain:

Olga Lopes Seales.

Mr Cain!

Sir Cain!!

My brother Cain, Olga Lopes-Seales is the lady!!

She was a wonderful announcer. I remember her voice up to now.

A great humanitarian, she started Radio Demerara's Needy Children's Fund, giving toys and clothes and food to hundreds of children at Christmas time.

And, picture this in your mind: It's the early 1950s. You're living in Berbice. Potholed brick road. No train to New Amsterdam. Few people owned radios. Georgetown is like another country. But you turn on your radio and listen to a programme named Berbice Calling. Who produced and presented that programme? Olga Lopes-Seales, of course!

For her outstanding work, Aunti Olga was appointed a Member of the British Empire in 1961. Olga Lopes-Seales, MBE.

Sadly, because of the racial disturbances, she decided to leave Guyana in 1963 and settled in Barbados. But she was not forgotten. In 1997 the Guyana Broadcasting Corporation inducted her into its Broadcasters' Hall of Fame. A great lady. Congratulations, Cain!!

http://www.lloydmicrophoneclassics.com/MicToshow/84/gbc006.jpg

FM

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