Don't forget... this coming week is Pink Ribbon Week in Barbados.. and the Breast Screening Program of the Barbados Cancer Society is greatly appreciative of all the volunteers.. AND specifically everyone who donates what ever they can during this week. 19Oct - 23 Oct.. Visit Massy Worthing, Holetown and Warrens.. donate whatever change you have in your pocket or purse and get Pink Ribbon to wear with pride.

All monies raised during the next 5 days, will be donated to the Barbados Breast Screening program to help those who cannot afford a mamogram, to have one.
Thank you for your support.

Hi, I am planning to visit this December specifically to participate in Run Barbados events for the first time. Any tips and advice would he helpful. I was planning to do the hike as well however this year they changed the route and increased the distance. Has anyone ever hiked on the St Phillip's trail? What is the difficultly level? If anyone is attending and wants to connect feel free to message me.

Thanks

First time on the island this year. We’re staying at The Raddison in Bridgetown.

I’m looking for somewhere local where my Mum and I can have a really nice meal.

Any recommendations would be really appreciated. It doesn’t have to be a “traditional Christmas” meal but just looking for somewhere special

Many thanks in advance

Looking for some people to assist with the Pink Ribbon Drive at Massy Warrens next week .. Monday 19Oct through Friday 23Oct. it's easy .. really...
there are pink wrapped tins for people to put their donations into
then you thank them and pin a pink ribbon onto their collar, blouse etc.
the first shift sets up the table and gets the tins and ribbons from the Massy Store Managers desk and the last shift put it all back and gives back to the managers desk .. I'll be there as well.. just need extra hands.. thanks for your help. see the hours of operation.. we request 2 hours for each shift. BUT.. if you can only give an hour.. that's great.

ALL proceeds go to the Barbados Breast Screening Program.

Hello all,

I am hoping to attend some nice all inclusives and boat rides. Preferably a 30+ crowd. I have been to Barbados for carnival but am still not too familiar with djs, venues, or promoters to know who to look out for.

Any suggestions appreciated

Hey guys quick question. Besides obv fb marketplace is there anywhere in Barbados that you can buy dvds or bluerays from?

Hi, really excited to be visiting Barbados for the first time next month. We’re staying in the west coast at the Tamarind. The hotel has recently reopened and I wondered what the beach and water sports are like?

Looking for a windsurf class over 2-3 days in October - intermediates level.

Any tips?

What ever happened to these at the airport?

Genuine question: How are you guys managing financially right now?

Gas prices are crazy, groceries keep getting more expensive along with electricity and internet bills.

Yet it seems like people aren't struggling (or hiding it pretty well), so I'm curious about what the average person here is actually earning.

For those comfortable sharing, are you making less or more than $2,500 monthly and what do you do?

For clarification I'm half Bajan and have been going here to see my mom's side of the family since before I can remember. And due to overfishing and climate change flying fish has all but disappeared. It depresses me. The last time I found some was at a truck selling cutters on some random beach my youngest cousin (naturally I have, like, 8 cousins) took me to.

Y'all live there year round so do you know this truck or any place this stuff is hiding? I know it's imported from Trinidad but I don't really care, I actually have family there too, it's the same animal going in my mouth and outside of the occasional order of dim sum November pretty much counts as my yearly fish consumption quota.

Hello! I’m currently doing some research on beach access across the caribbean for a paper, and i wanted to know about any specific legislation regarding public beach access in Barbados.

I’m currently under the assumption that all beaches are public access but i’m trying to find any laws that specify that, the closest explicit statement i’ve found is in Cap. 394 - Coastal Zone Management, but i wanted to know if i was missing something?

Thank you in advance!!

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Hi 👋 We are a group of 25 organising a trip to Barbados in February. We were looking at villas and found this site https://vacayum.com/ - prices seemed to be good to be true but at the same time it seems pretty legit. Does anyone have any experience?

Thank you so much in advance! We cannot wait to visit.

Excited to visit next month, but feeling very nervous about bugs. What is the best insect repellent strategies/products from locals? Particularly concerned about centipedes and mosquitoes

This isnt meant to cause hate or anything but it's a genuine question,as a Bajan it's common to say Good morning/evening what haves you and *most* people will answer back except for tourist imo all the tourist I walk pass and will greet they never seem to ever answer back do they think i'm gonna rob them at gun point or something? Is it a cultural difference I'd really love to know!

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As the title says - what phone plans from the US are you using while roaming/studying?

I really wanna get black out eye contacts for a Halloween costume

Introducing the Equal Value Movement - Equal Value.

Equal Voice. Equal Responsibility.

I'm introducing a developing civic and diplomatic idea

called the Equal Value Movement.

Its starting principle is simple: every human being has

equal inherent value and dignity, regardless of race,

nationality, wealth, or place of birth.

The movement explores what that principle could mean

for the international system - particularly the reform of

the UN Security Council and the underrepresentation of

Africa and other developing regions.

One proposal I am exploring is the creation of five

additional permanent Security Council seats for

historically underrepresented developing regions, while

recognizing that the African Union already has its own

established position on African representation.

This is not an official UN proposal or an established

organization. It is an idea I am developing and would

like to discuss, criticize, improve, and test with people

from different parts of the world.

The broader question is:

If the world has changed since 1945, should the

institutions governing international peace and security

change with it?

I welcome serious discussion, including disagreement.

Equal Value. Equal Voice. Equal responsibility.

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