These young people were caught grabbing a game of cricket on the road. The ‘pitch’ was actually uphill. Photo taken in Petite Soufriere.
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the name of the ball is prostate
the name of the ball is prostate
This is in Petite Soufriere. After you pass Philian Prosper going down pass the Village Council Office. The children are playing between the Village Council Building and Ma Valda Durand house. Also below Ma Boy house.
nice…..cool pic…thats how we do it in the hood….peton scwadi…representing…nuff young talent….trust me….
Priceless!!!
I remember those days of cricket playing in wire. Sometimes the women’s league would play on a sunday afternoon those were the good old days. We too would buy frozen joyce and peppermit candies those were the days to remember. I dont know what happen to those days, they are gone but not forgotten. Everything is so different now, things have change, people have change also. We need those good old days back.
Did this growing and enjoyed it, also we had no where to play- dem “big fellars” occupied the one little cricket pitch….. 20 – 30 years ago and this is still being done- get them Kids some playground .
boi dat was fun playing on the road now to many mad men out kidz cant do dat no more
I thought these were kids playing
i remember growing up in possie where my sister and i would stay a roundass game and the whole of possie,glanvillia,lagoon and zicark would join .gone are the days .all replaced with facebook,guns,ipod,xbox and you name it.
I remember those days of cricket playing in wire. Sometimes the women’s league would play on Sundays in the afternoon those were the good old days but everything change now.
Them children mad man? See where they playing cricket.. The ball obviously going and lose.. Go and play some football or something.
You forget about playing cricket with young grapefruit and orange when one lose is climb the tree for the replacement.
Bowy I miss them days deh wii..emm emm emm jah I miss them days.. Memories
this photo bring memories. love this photo
that picture brought back memories these was indeed the good old days looking at us either playing cricket or rounders on the dixpa road.when we finsh we would just grab our buckets to go fetch water after taking a good swim under kalis brigde ol
Yes I sure do remember these good old days
I remember my days…great pic
Awww… I miss those days of playing in the street. We always used to play “I declare a certain piece of land”….:), then we would go and get coconut ice pop by a well known shop keeper in DA. Walk in her backyard and scream her name thru her window. She was so nice and would also give us custard frozen joyce free. Boy look nice time!!! That’s the DA I know and love! Not this DA today nuh.
Ineed,it is amazing to look at this picture but it can be dangerous also.be careful kids.government and community look into this peice of act,reach out to them.
I was told that this picture was taken in Petit Soufriere.
This is what I call LIVING Life!!!! These days are never erased from the cherished side of your memories.
its in veille case
This is in Petite Soufriere. Glad to see the kids keeping up the tradition.
A picture tells a thousand words, indeed. It also evokes an infinite number of images and emotions. Thanks, DNO!
Classic!
I like this picture. Trying to figure out where it was taken. I just can’t!
Looks like the road at the top of Petite Soufriere….maybe.
interesting… Remind me of my younger years when that was our summer entertainment….Clean healthy fun..Where was this photo taken? Can somebody tell me…Thanks…
Keep on being positive towards the game of cricket lads.
Continue to enjoy the most popular sport in the English speaking Caribbean, the 2nd most popular sport in the world ie Cricket lovely cricket.
Beautiful picture. It brought back so much pleasant memories. At those times, farmers were at war with us. We use to pick the hard, green and immature grapefruits and oranges and used them for bowling.
I am now a farmer but I do not have that problem. The young boys are locked behind a computer, a smart phone or a gaming console. When they are out, its an iPod or a cell phone.
Lovely!!!! Where is this.
Lords cricket ground.
lots of talent.no place to practise
I love love this! Remember my days on the road in Pichelin. Sweet!
Country bookie!!
Where?????
Those were the days. activities like these have been replaced by facebook, playstations, internet and computer games. At the end of such fun filled activity where everyone in the village would come out, we would find a cool river to jump in and have a bath, no knives, guns or cutlasses. Maybe a few but then tomorrow we would be at it again. Good fun.
I don’t know where you played your cricket, but where I came from, we would have our knives and cutlasses at the ready in case of fight. You never knew what those other rascals would do, so you always have to be ready for anything.
negetive talk,can create negetive action,be careful how you put comments up.
you were a rascal that’s why you carried weapons! You were probably the ring leader!
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