I believe that this was an excellent idea to have a website for seine Bight, because we have an interesting history. so the future generation could always do research on this website

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congratulations on a job well done....serves as site for research

This site is wonderful.  Thanks to the sista that lead me to it.  Continue to tell the story!

Hello, my name is Moni and I am African-American.  My husband is from Honduras. We have two children, I have always told him to tell our children about his culture.  Me being from America I feel very robbed of my culture.  The only thing that I know is that my ancestors came from Madagascar.  I feel that it is very important to know your culture and where you came from.  I felt so ecstatic when I found your web site.  Now I can show this to my children and they will know their heritage.  Thanks

As a Proud Garifuna from Livingston, Guatemala also know as "Labuga" in my native Garifuna language.  I'm impressed to have seen your site.  It brings me great joy and honor to see and participate as a visitor in your site.  Even though, my home is now in Piscataway, New Jersey, USA.

Keep up the great work.

Carlos

Hello, everyone who reads this email. I am currently living in Vine Grove, Kentucky in the USA. I  am from Dangriga.  My mother is Lady G and My father is Casiano Nunez. They are well know in our community. So I hope I will hear from cousins and friends I have not heard from In awhile. Everyone take care and God Bless

   Seine Bight.com is great! I came to this site to find some info & some picx of  the Garinagu for a school project & got just what I was looking for. You guyz have good info & great picx! Keep up the good work!

I am a regular visitor to SVG, having Vincentian friends, altho I am from London. My partner is from JA, and our children have just enjoyed their first Vincy trip.

I first wanted to find out about Garifuna after one of my Vincy trips - in 1997, and so in 2000 I retraced their steps from 'Shipping Bay' to the Bay Isles, via Le Ceiba & Trujillo. I spent time in Guatemala, and heard of the Garifuna communities in Belize and in Nicaragua.

I was taken aback by what I saw in SVG - at that time thetre was little recognition of the Garifuna link and I was keen to share my experiences of St Vincent with Hondurans in Utila and on the mainland, as well as my experiences of Garifuna with Vincentians.

When I returned recently I saw a distinct change in St Vincent - their National Heroes Day had as its first hero Chattoyer, and a  Garifuna delegation was warmly received - at last!

I sincerely hope this will continue.

I hope to re settle with my family, in St Vincent, and will probably end up near Grieggs - any thoughts/ experiences or guidance most welcome.

We live in ONE LOVE

Paul Butcher 

I first visited, and fell in love with Seine Bight village and it's people in 1997. The relaxed pace, kind people, great food and an overall feeling of peacefulness in the village made this the greatest destination I have ever visited. Never Change!!

Love this site and the cute stories.  Love the people too.

Awesome cutting edge work Benjamin.

Inebe (Respect)

You have a great site, I cannot wait to get home and show this to my son so that he can read this.

My name is Nancy Nunez, I am from Dangriga, Belize my grandparents are Margaret Guerrero & Paul Guerrero the owners of Eden Rose Club in St.Ann Creek, my mother is Eleanor Guerrero and my father is Cassian Nunez the current Mayor in St.Ann Creek. 

Keep up the great job, since I currently reside in the U.S I speak to my son everyday about where we are from and our culture and what I just read could'nt put it any better and also taught me some things.  I saw a few of my friends in the pictures.  I felt as if I was at home.

Respectfully,

Nancy Nunez

Greetings,

I wanted to send a personal thank you for your incredible website about Seine Bight. Several days ago I knew nothing about your culture and embarked on a journey to research as much as I could for a graduate school paper, about the influence of culture on childhood. After just a few days of searching the Internet and contacting several people, I have become absolutely enthralled by the Garifuna...

Your website led me into areas that I had not explored with other websites, and the information is just wonderful. Thank you for sharing your culture and for allowing others, like me, to learn about such special people.

Sincerely,

Christie Hindbjorgen

I would like to learn more about this page.

Hello!

Thanks so much for offering such an interesting homepage. after some travelling in belize, guatemala and honduras I got really fascinated by your culture and so I´m right now investigating for University. I´m writing my final work about your culture, and so it was great for me finding your informative homepage.

All the best from another part of the world - Austria /Middleeurope!

Lucia

My grandmother is from the island of Roatan.  She migrated to this country in the 1920.  Extraordinary women. We are Garifuna's.

My grandfather is from Jamaica.  My grandmother and grandfather linked up in New Orleans.  My father who was born here.  Went back and purchased property in Jamaica in 1975.  My brothers and I have a profitable small villa vacation resort in Montego Bay called East of Eden, because my father knew his culture.  It is all about Sankofa.  My father took his mother back to Roatan, Honduras in 1967 I believe she was 75.  My father is 75 I and I will be taking him back this year in July. Be Blessed!  Thank you for sharing this enlightening information. 

i go to la ceiba Honduras have meet lots of people there and i have a very good friend that is from SAM BO creek Carlos and the garifuna are very important to the North coast of Honduras

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 very intresting how we all as people are truly connected to one another

Beautiful site and thanks for having it available!  I served in the Peace Corps in Lucky Strike Village from 1989 to 1991 and loved Belize.  I was able to visit Seine Bight with two sweet friends, Anthony Zuniga and Henry Cunningham and evjoyed each moment.  I love Belize and have a scholarship at Escuela Mexico in Corozal Dist!  San Narciso is where I lived while I trained for PC and have family there!  The Campos are wonderful to me!  I hope everyone can enjoy Belize!  The Garinganu people....beautiful!

Donna Statler, Lewiston, Idaho now!

Congrats on your site.  Any and all information concerning Garifuna and culture are never in excess.  Keep the info coming don't worry we're reading it!!!

How do the ashanti tribes fish and hunt?

Great website!

My family is Garinagu ( I often say Garifuna), but I grew up in NYC, and did not know that much about my family's culture until my recent visit to Punta Gorda and Dangriga, Belize.  I found your website to be very educational.