Photo depicts restored historical buildings at Cabrits. They are being restored under the guidance of local historian Dr. Lennox Honychurch
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Man everything for all you is politics this government that I don’ t care about all that. The important fact is that the building was restored and it’s really beautiful. Put politics aside sometimes and big up people like Lennox honerchurch who truly love dominica ot heart
i remember while growing up on the north and being a bownie then a ranger we would visit the cabrits and in those days we would walk the little tracks what a difference when i went back home.wow!!.
Thumbs up to Dr Honeychuch and his good work. Visited the site last in 2010y and met Dr Honeychurch who described what was being undertaken. Hope to visite the Cabrits again to see for myself.
Ahhhhhh! My favourite place to go whenever I’m home.
wow!!! what a beauty.now they should have very resticted rules of having people pay to visit these places.not just visitors but domincans also.i i`m living in the u.s.a and eveywhere u want to visit u better have money in ur pocket.all this make the economy grow and put people at work.
you have to pay to visit.was there in2011 and was charge to visit.
that is so true.
i’ve been there and it is very beautiful
Dominica is not the USA. In the USA there is also food stamps, and various social welfare programs that is not available here. Once upon a time Dominicans did not pay for hospital and now they do, so Dominica is moving that way too. Remember States is light years ahead of D/a and Dominica need to learn to creep.
But all the same there should still be a benefit from being Dominican. Dominican and visitors should not be treated at the same level
Such a lovely site. Its popular for weddings and other events. I love it!!
Great work. Beautiful pic. Thanks to all.
I want to congratulate the Government of Government to take up that initiative and restore cabrits. All governments before this government never saw the need to restore cabrits. Looking forward to more restoration done in our island. The time to sacrifice is now.
What an idiotic comment, if you do not know what you talking about, hush up!!!!
The person you should congratulate is Dr Honeychurch!
What utter rubbish!!! Restoration works on the Cabrits began somewhere in the 1980’s.
If your government was giving the project money it would probably be completed by now.
Do you know that in the bushes surrounding the Cabrits there are dilapidated shells of buildings much bigger than the ones that have already been restored?
Think what kind of tourism product we have wasting away… Instead of the monstrosity that is being built just outside the Cabrits walls we could have had a “historic type hotel” at the Cabrits itself.
brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I do not know where you get your facts. Lennox Honeychurch started raising money and getting assistance to restore Fort Shirley since 1982, there was a big festival or launching or something that year along with National Parks Forestry. I was a youth in Possie and I later found out he worked with all governments over the years DFP, UWP, DLP….Canadians, British, EU, Dominica Gov and now Chinese all help. Now popular for weddings conferences etc..