Jamaica -No water

Captain · 08-26-2014, 04:14 PM · 3 people reading this discussion

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A Hinterland water system

#12
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=92254.msg584208#msg584208 date=1409080524]
Guyana OPEN for Exports !

Land of many waters !

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export Yardies to where the water is.  allyuh ready fuh 2 milion people ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::


2 million.  Di'ze more than allyuh have right now twice and a half

oh guuuuuuuuuuude :o :o :o :o

scary
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#13
[quote author=mapoui link=topic=92254.msg584282#msg584282 date=1409095177]
[size=10pt]export Yardies to where the water is.  allyuh ready fuh 2 milion people[/size] ::confused::
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No problem !

Great soil in the rupununi Savannah fuh sensemelia !

Big Money Market now that it is Leegal !!  ::LOL::

#14
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=92254.msg584358#msg584358 date=1409148939]
Any updates on this : Yardies thirst quench ?  :-\
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who needs water?  just tek a draw, mon!  8)

#15
Where does Jamaica, West Indies, Guyana get their fresh water from  ? Underground ? Aren't they surrounded by the ocean. I have to look at a map. Narendra Modi, former minister of Gujarat, and now PM of India,  built a dam that  made water available to most people in our state. Much of it come from the Himalayas. But also we get it from deep underground.

#17
We also have Water Falls  8)

#18
In Guyana, there are quite a few Lakes:


Capoey Lake in an Amerindian village in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam),


Tapakuma Lake, Calabash Lake and Hot and Cold Lake near Suddie,


One of the largest of these on the Essequibo River is Mainstay Lake

#19
Lots of fresh drinking water here! 


#20
what about the Yardys..allyuh not importing them ::confused::

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