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this taking me a long way back yoo...wonderful flix Bhai Jansher...sallam Bro

Looks like me great grand nanny...

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Originally posted by SuperMike:
this taking me a long way back yoo...wonderful flix Bhai Jansher...sallam Bro

Like you can remember these days?

This is beautiful..have my great grandma's pic but I do not have permission to post.

Celebrating the 170th Anniversary of Indian Arrival in British Guiana

Indian Women planting Bia


I saw Indian women planting biah in mud under hot scorching tropical sun, their sweat running down their faces. The determination on their faces.... these are the hands that fed us.

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Jansher, are these taken in Guyana when they first arrived or are these in India?

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Jansher, are these taken in Guyana when they first arrived or are these in India?

between 1940-1950s guyana. These will run emotions high and am glad to post them here for all to share with thier children.

Who can forget these days, my father who is now 81 always talk about ploughing with steers and going to the movies in donkey carts.

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These are really beautiful pictures bhai. I have to ask, you don't have to answer, but where did you get these from?

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Originally posted by Rosita:
These are really beautiful pictures bhai. I have to ask, you don't have to answer, but where did you get these from?

Ghal you are smart but i will tell you another Janam. Enjoy memory lane> am lucky to have witnessed the planting of biahs but i did not see steers ploughing. That was gone in my time. I am familiar with the jewelery that they women wore in frame # 1.

Acutally, meh Aajee had one of those nose rings too. Sweet memories.

Thanks for sharing these pics, Jhansher.

I have a nose ring just like that from my nani. I'm saving it as an heirloom. She talked to her last days about planting rice.

post more guys

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Originally posted by Riya:
Thanks for sharing these pics, Jhansher.

I have a nose ring just like that from my nani. I'm saving it as an heirloom. She talked to her last days about planting rice.

I saw Indian women planting biah in mud under hot scorching tropical sun, their sweat running down their faces. The determination on their faces.... these are the hands that fed us.

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Originally posted by krishna:
post more guys

auh na get nothing to post ? Some old bartans or old romals.

These faces tell thousands of stories



This picture gave me the gooze bumps.

i will have sunil post a pic for me...
dat old man looks like someone related to me...

very nice my dear Jansher

hope all is well.

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Originally posted by chameli:
i will have sunil post a pic for me...
dat old man looks like someone related to me...

very nice my dear Jansher

hope all is well.

me deh hey so, dere dere with these picha, me just wuk some chawoor, dhal and bhaggie. Wah do?

me not too long come home...waiting to call GY...i miss my son so much I told him that if he wants to come back b4 the 17 days up all he gotto do is let me know...

i ate jhingi and roti (mom cooked)
wats chawoor?

harieeeeeee chameli beti, weh you gane, come pusur pusurrrrrrrrrr with me lil no?

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Originally posted by chameli:
me not too long come home...waiting to call GY...i miss my son so much I told him that if he wants to come back b4 the 17 days up all he gotto do is let me know...

i ate jhingi and roti (mom cooked)
wats chawoor?

hari pap re pap.... like me ga go mek all u collie talk dicanary now. Like you honly speaking hinnglish these days.

chawoor/chawal means riceeeeeeeeeeeeee, alo means petate, like my aji use to say

my aje and aja use to rolllllllll thier rrrrrrrrrrrrrr when they spoke and Kh, like khaaaaaaaaa, they use to say Bahgee, chavaal, aloo, rroti, mange bartans

That picture of that old man says so much! They did work hard for us.

bie, i know aloo and bhajee and bhigan and thing,....but nevr heard dat word 'chawoor'

time u educate us
imagine i had never heard the word "chulha" used b4 i saw it on gni!

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Originally posted by chameli:
bie, i know aloo and bhajee and bhigan and thing,....but nevr heard dat word 'chawoor'

time u educate us
imagine i had never heard the word "chulha" used b4 i saw it on gni!

CHIMTA
POUKNE
CHULA

HAHA , Riya will translate them for us, weh star bai gane, yaar weh you deh?

chawoor and dhall was regular words in my grandparents home My nani use to suddenly break into a litany of hindi especially when scolding us

Chameli sent this in: Chameli ke Chace a do Suraj Puran... ommmmm bur burwah swah hayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

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Originally posted by Jansher:

CHIMTA
POUKNE
CHULA

HAHA , Riya will translate them for us, weh star bai gane, yaar weh you deh?

I will do my best then you will help me when you see faltering.

starbai busy right now

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SKITEZ! Dem pics rale kool!...de olelady remind meh lil of meh granma!

cham... check out this earten Kund!! Which year was this? Nice singhasan!!!

hey Jansher, dat's an interesting kund. mine is shaped like a diamond (not sure why)...which reminds me, i should a do a lil havan soon.

Oh look at that! I bet the decoration looked even more lovely in color. I don't see that anymore..the sunken havan kund. Very nice!

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Originally posted by Riya:

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Originally posted by Jansher:

CHIMTA
POUKNE
CHULA

HAHA , Riya will translate them for us, weh star bai gane, yaar weh you deh?

I will do my best then you will help me when you see faltering.

starbai busy right now

Good, go work on the quiz, yaar cant help you now !! You Hinglish prapa himproved gal, corentyne berbice people like me from coolienagar knows all them hindian words.