Skelly, one of the things that caught my attention during my few visits to the Corentyne was the large number of donkeys on the road. Maybe, out of the 1,000 Guyana total, Berbice has the larger portion. There ought to be some valid explanation for that.

Skelly, I am NOT knocking Warrior  here. I am not taking sides and the post was meant to be funny.

Two year ago I 'was' the friend of a recently  married couple in Berbice. When they broke up months later, I still wanted to become both of their friends, but she was upset when  I visited his family.

Now,  another Berbice young woman, a friend of the couple, who took her side, has invite me to photographed her wedding.

Before accepting her invitation I asked her to answer one question...

Whose side should I take, if their marriage don't work out ?

She did not answer and I will not photograph their wedding. It would have been all at my cost, including airfare. 

But you know, I believe they are too shallow to fully understand.    

A tap-side guy video recorded the previous wedding for US$250. and it turned out all dark. They were asking me to correct it. I refused.

Hea Warria, like you gane an ketch hassa at punt trench ?      

There is lady in GT who help animals. She goes to Stabroek market and help with health care for horses.

She work with another lady in Vancouver, who supports her.

During one of our visits to Berbice we noticed  a donkey with a large infected side wound and one of his heel missing. The foot was raw and it seems that the donkey was in a great deal of pain and beyond help.

Through the GT lady the donkey was put down by a police patrol and buried by  municipal employees. 

Donkeys in Berbice seem to be injured on the roads more than any other animal. One time I saw a dead donkey on the road with the bumper of a vehicle nearby.

When cows are killed on the road, the owner would cut off the piece of  skin with brand number, so the animal cannot be traced to them, when he could  be charged and fined.        

In Guyana or generally?

Valentine's Day comes readily to mind, then Mashramani.

While you're tickling your brains on Chameli's quiz, feel free to work on this:

Cheddi Jagan International Airport was formerly Timehri International Airport was formerly Atkinson Airfield.

Before Atkinson Airfield, what was the name of that place?

Hyde Park

The Base.  Was Gonna say De Airport.

Air Base to be precise.

No, sir.

Stop grinning. You lose.

Ok. All I know it was sand hill before the Americans came in.

Precisely!

Congratulations!!

I guess  I support Riya then!

What about my answer, Gilbaka? Right or wrong?

oh scrap! never mind, I win

Winners must have patience. Losers get to know their fate first.

Sorry, guys. Just kidding.

Don't forget to send Gerhardt a thank you note, hehehe

timehri airport was never atkinson airfield,these airport was on different location 

By special arrangement, these planes were based at Atkinson Field (formerly Hyde Park and presently Timehri).

http://guyanaaviation.com/history/

Yes, sir

I agree them.....duck eggs one should know first

Both are located in Hyde Park.

Ger who?

Yes, but on same territory. 

Honourable Django, I regret to inform you that your submission was received after a winner was announced.

oh my god, this is too funny!

Red = East Bank Road leading up to the airport terminal buildings and parking lot.
Blue = Airport parking
Green = Airport terminal
Orange = GDF compound
Yellow = Timehri squatting areas 1, 2 & 3

'e rass try fo cheat.

what the heck this mean it was two different airport 

Ok just got in to work,by the time i submit

winner was declared.

Talking about donkey and Atkinson field the car races up there had something called "the beast" .  What was it and who it belonged to?

Jardin?  Maybe a Ford

Na bhai is just my submission was late,my GNI day

starts when i get in to work.

Haha, correct, that thing was the forerunner of race cars

bai i know this lady she is a white women,i help her more than once 

A jardim and belonged to Eric Veira

So you admit to goofing off on company time

Excellent Riya, yuh know about fast cars!

I grew up among them

Lol : D

Alright, let's move on.

In 1969 a Transport and Harbours Department ferryboat collided with a barge and sank off Windsor Forest, West Demerara. What was the name of that T&HD vessel?