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  • Kandace Chimbiri’s book: The Story of Britain’s Black Nurses

    Peter Burton

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    7th October 2024

    Kandace Chimbiri’s book: The Story of Britain’s Black Nurses

    This new children’s book: The Story of Britain’s Black Nurses by Bajan author Kandace Chimbiri was published by Scholastic on 26th September 2024. The publication of The Story of Britain’s Black Nurses coincides with the start of Black History Month in the UK on 1st October. This book which is illustrated by Jael Umerah-Makelemi and…

    Bajan People, Black History Month
  • Sir Michael Stoute – iconic Bajan born racehorse trainer

    Tyrone Roach

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    30th September 2024

    Sir Michael Stoute – iconic Bajan born racehorse trainer

    Iconic racehorse trainer Sir Michael Stoute, aged 78, has announced his retirement at the end of the 2024 UK horse racing season. Known as man of few words, Stoute confirmed his retirement plans with a typically short statement to the PA news agency on Tuesday 10th September 2024: “I have decided to retire from training…

    Bajan People
  • The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: The will of Samuel Forde

    John Knox

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    18th September 2024

    The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: The will of Samuel Forde

    This is the fifth video in a series where John Knox tells the untold story of The Quakers in Barbados focusing in this episode on the will of Samuel Forte and his vault. The above photographs were taken by Professor Hans Machel, Professor emeritus of Geology at the University of Alberta who was staying with…

    Bajan History, Bajan People, Barbados Genealogy, Barbados Plantations, Quakers in Barbados
  • The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: Drax was a Quaker Family

    John Knox

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    13th September 2024

    The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: Drax was a Quaker Family

    This is the fourth video in a series where John Knox tells the untold story of The Quakers in Barbados focusing in this episode on the Drax and Codrington families. John has recently setup a YouTube channel: @TheUntoldHistoryOfBarbados. It’s about: The Untold History of Barbados – Amerindians, Quakers and Slavery. As John adds to his…

    Bajan History, Bajan People, Barbados Genealogy, Barbados Plantations, Quakers in Barbados
  • The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: The wills of Henry Gallop, John Holder, George Foster, his wife Grace and his cousin Thomas

    John Knox

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    10th September 2024

    The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: The wills of Henry Gallop, John Holder, George Foster, his wife Grace and his cousin Thomas

    This is the third video in a series where John Knox tells the untold story of The Quakers in Barbados focusing in this episode on the wills of the Gallop, Holder and Foster families. John has recently setup a YouTube channel: @TheUntoldHistoryOfBarbados. It’s about: The Untold History of Barbados – Amerindians, Quakers and Slavery. As…

    Bajan History, Bajan People, Barbados Genealogy, Barbados Plantations, Quakers in Barbados
  • The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: An Introduction & Addendum

    John Knox

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    9th September 2024

    The Quakers in Barbados – The untold story: An Introduction & Addendum

    These two videos are the first in a series of videos where John Knox tells the untold story of The Quakers in Barbados. John Knox has documented a number of stories on the History of the Quakers in Barbados for BajanThings: John has recently setup a YouTube channel: @TheUntoldHistoryOfBarbados. It’s about: The Untold History of…

    Bajan History, Bajan People, Barbados Genealogy, Barbados Plantations, Quakers in Barbados
  • The vitamin C content of the Barbados Cherry – Iris Bayley

    Peter Burton

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    1st September 2024

    The vitamin C content of the Barbados Cherry – Iris Bayley

    The vitamin C content of the Barbados cherry was researched by Iris Bayley (later: Iris Bannochie) in the late 1940s and 1950s. Her research on the Barbados cherry followed on from the work done by Conrado F Asenjo and Ana Rosa Freire de Guzmán, who in February 1946 published a paper in Science on their…

    Bajan History, Bajan People, Barbados Post World War II, Classic Bajan Recipes
  • My regular St. Philip early morning hike

    William Burton

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    1st August 2024

    My regular St. Philip early morning hike

    One of my many pleasures of being retired is being able to leave home before sunrise and go for an early morning hike in St. Philip. Everyday on my early morning hike I meet the same people. Some waiting at bus stops, early morning walkers, cyclists and farmers tending their crops and animals. A lady…

    Bajan Hikes
  • The Terracotta Warriors – Xi’an, China

    Peter Burton

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    2nd July 2024

    The Terracotta Warriors – Xi’an, China

    This month we have a double bill. Yesterday we shared our trip to Angkor Wat. Today we share our trip to visit see the army of Terracotta Warriors which were discovered by farmers in Xi’an, China while digging a well back in 1974. Today the excavated fragments are being meticulously pieced back together by a…

    PRC – China, Travel – International
  • The Temples of Angkor Wat – Cambodia

    Peter Burton

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    1st July 2024

    The Temples of Angkor Wat – Cambodia

    For Chinese New Year 2014 which was late January, we did something that had been on our family bucket list for a very, very, long time. We went to Cambodia to visit the Angkor Wat Temples.  That trip was triggered by the fact that after being in Asia for nearly 20 years, my wife, Susan…

    Cambodia, Travel – International
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