Photo by Martin Masek
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da is blessed this photoes off DA is so beautiful i love them
yes warma i got the message i am a born dominica, i know where calibisie is located i am from the south but have roots in the village, my last name is the most populare name in the village, my uncle name is Ramond yuo fill in the gap. i love calibiesie, use to go there as a child. before it was bougth by the foriegners.
what a beautiful sunset……….wow
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Some possess it and others do not. What I see is a beautiful setting with the houses between trees and the sunset in the background. It is a glorious view. Thank God I have eyes to see this beautiful picture and also the beauty of this picture. I am grateful for that.
Calibisie ? wonderfull , but where is the spledore, the sun is obscured, thiere is just a small glow, i dont get it.
You don’t get it because you don’t know where Calibishie is – it’s on the east coast, and with all the mountains we have, if you’re looking for a sunset on the horizon, you’re SOL….you know what SOL means?
That’s exactly what the photo is trying to capture. That fiery glow against the mountain peaks framing the village.
DUMMY!!
HELL ON FIRE
Is that all you have to say? Because you didn’t see a lady or maybe they didn’t care to see you, all you can do is comment negatively about a photo taken of the village? Please come better than that, I believe you are just playing. R u?
papa… i not playing… i went to school there in the early 90’s… brown pants and green shirt it was….i remember clearly a thick fair skinned lady used to teach grade one… she was a nice teacher i may add… so i’m very familiar with cali… but not with cali-weed cause i don’t smoke.. so believe me i know what i’m saying… there just dreeeaaddd… u all know that…. maybe most of the young folks move to posse etc
That photo must have been taken from the Calibishie Lodges. It looks like some breadfruit on a fire in the distant, I can see the smoke.
Laawd all mighty, if that is breadfruit on fire then they must be roasting for the whole island
But just in case you were being serious that is actually the sun setting.
I recognise that view, it’s from the Calibishie Lodges where me and my wife love to stay and relax and enjoy the welcoming hospitality of Linda, Chris and their staff and smell that sweet Dominica breeze. Yes me jealous……
i lived in this village as a lil boy went to school there… but once on work leave… i decided to go spend a week in calibishie… papa i couldn’t wait to go back down south… there just too dread for me… i left savanne paille and go down the village… hardly see any woman wii… not even during the night… a bunch of gangsters by d bay…. oh public transportation is a mess n horror… u have to wait like 1hr and a half to get a bus to put u p/mouth…. papa…. not me again
not you again? thank GOD you grew up there and became a man now you saying not you again. Rome was no built in a day but Rome was built.you see when all of you get big and go away never to return to your villages and help develope it and give back to all you village then what you all expect. that village helped make you a man now how are you helping this village, is it by saying oh boy not me again? ungreatful some of you are just ungreatful. if you have nothing constructive to say then don t say anything. the south was not always how you met it when you went there it grew little by little and many persons from the south stayed there to give back and some who went away returned and gave back to make the south how it is now. B e a prodigal son go back home and help make a difference. A WORD TO THE WISE IS ENOUGH.
wat u expect gangsters that on de road so dey go inside boy
i doh no bout you i enjoy some wicked feast there already.
u can’t compare a feast with an ordinary day…. just go dere on any random day and walk around…. oh then go up by savanne paille bus stop to put u p/mouth lol…. u’d think bus drivers on strike… everytime u hear a vibration u’re praying and hoping it’s a bus lol
@ mouth of the south
What do you expect in the country, as we referred to those areas. Dominica in general does not have a bus schedule. You must realize that you are not residing in a big country/city. Even then the buses have a schedule and supervisors to monitor them, they could still be slow.
Pertaining to gangsters. When people are idle and they are unemployed this is what they resort to and sadly so. Probably you could try to do something about it as helping your country and the youths to fruitfully do something. Less criticism, if none at all.
You just a pitiful moron!! Sad thing is you wallow in your ignorance.
I honestly cannot contain my anger.You are so out of order/place.Maybe the man u came to meet was not there.You had a bad experience with man since your childhood days,so you trying to pin it on Bishie?or the men in the village had no interest in your meg behind.Stop it,i think the picture is nice and so you never had the opportunity to watch a sunset in your life.Now i think you should sit and watch it like you in Bishie.I find you to be too much into everything people post.Ask for your comment about transportation…..it is so ridiculous,i refuse to dwell on it.And remember,there is not a man for you in here.
Interesting shot composition. Looks like somewhere wns on fire.