The Train can Swim !

[Muadib]

all when gorge close...

Bus canna cross it..

[Peter R]

it running?

[Muadib]

Started today..

[Mosiah]

All I know, I wouldn't be taking any train that is at least 40 years, running on even older tracks that have been tampered with and otherwise neglected for over 25 years.

[Muadib]

it bun yuh don't.. yuh raddah risk yuh life inna coastah bus...



Toot ! Toot !..

All Aboard !

[Mosiah]

i raadah cross dah river deh! i undastan it, and i feel i can cross it. chuss mi!

[Muadib]

The bus fatality figures do not support your 'feelings' on di mattah..

yuh 'argument' wash gone ah St. Thomas pond...

[Mosiah]

by the way, where and what is this St. Thomas pond that the goodly gentleman speaks about?

[Muadib]

mi nuh know.. mi juss nuh waan guh deh.. it sound dread !

[Mosiah]

Sound like Hades. Like a great big maelstrom where all the roaring St. Thomas rivers meet.

I can imagine Mrs. Bogle to Paul: "Paul is di last time a telling yuh to puddung dat book pon Fidel Castro! One a dese days yuh gwine end up dunga St. Thomas pond because of it!!"

[Willi]

yallahs pond

[Mosiah]

http://wikimapia.org/5250295/Yallahs-pond

Thanks! Ten times saltier than the sea! It is indeed Hades!

I guess it is the pond that looks red most of the time, and usually has copious amounts of suds on its bank. I think we used to call it Salt Pond. Is it same one? But the Yallahs River doesn't empty there?!?

[Peter R]

rahtid! I just saw a name (on the map) I have not heard in years .."Llandewey". We used to go there and spend time at somebody or another's house when I was in my early teens. The house had a stream running at the back and the vegetation was lush and beautiful... plenty fruit trees. I enjoyed those visits, being a country boy at heart.

[Exile]

Yu have yu dates mixed up...yu nevva do history in goat country? You have disgraced your 'good' school.

[Exile]

Whne last yu plant something? Anything? LOL.