Impressive footage. The rest of Montserrat is still nice, still beautiful beautiful paradise. The most magical place and very best people I have ever come to know!

I am born Montserrat so it was lovely to see that footage. Great video thanks for sharing that.

@88queenlioness

8 жыл бұрын

You too!!!?! I'm happy to see this too and I see that some ppl don't like it.. Days dem business!!

@darnib934

8 жыл бұрын

+Denielle O'Garro You have the same surname as my mum. We might be related lol 😊

@88queenlioness

8 жыл бұрын

I think we r cause my my last Is a big name lol is ur dad Montserratian too??

@darnib934

8 жыл бұрын

+Denielle O'Garro Yeah he is. Add me on Facebook so we can talk properly. Darnnel Barzey

@philipbahia924

3 жыл бұрын

is Monserrat Volcano still active as we speak.

Just goes to show ... Never underestimate the power of nature, Awesome footage, thanks for sharing ...

WOW what a Sad sight of the town of Plymouth! Yes and I always wondered why Nobody was sneaking in and put it on video?? But finally after decades SY did! Congratulations SY and Thanks a lot for ur time and effort! Have a nice day and may the good LORD Bless you !!

Still home still Paradise Montserrat West Indies

I was in Montserrat today, i could feel how sad there😢 Thanks for your video 🙏🏻

Absolutely breath-taking footage and soundtrack.

Sad but amazing video.

Real shame is that even the houses unburnt by the pyroclastic flows and unburied by lahars (away from the ghauts they traveled down) still had so much wet ashfall that their roofs inevitably collapsed. Nobody could live or keep a home in such an environment.

@DoctorFiddlesticks

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sure the air quality would be poor from the continued volcanic activity, also.

@JamesGrantification

4 жыл бұрын

I would say they’ve been hit by quite a few hurricanes on top of that.

I was just watching a 1990s video of Plymouth and wondering if any of the less-damaged buildings had been re-occupied. Obviously the answer is "no". The most damaged parts of the town have been buried even deeper by more pyroclastic flows over the years since the eruption began.

Nice drone footage thanks for sharing. We sailed past heading south a couple of years back and it really looks eerie and of course very sad. Fair winds from Curacao.

I want to move here

My dad was born there and left at age 3..a long long time ago..got an inheritance of land there but we never followed it up after the volcano,so sad. But my fellow Caribbean people are forging ahead and rebuilding their lovely island,good luck to my father's land. Edwards.

@lenardbarzey2788

5 жыл бұрын

You should go back and Inquire & Investigate that Property/Investment Land, if it's not in da Exclusion Zone... you never know... 😉😉😉😎😎😎😎🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸🇲🇸

Some fixer uppers there for sure. Good footage.

Excessively loud musical background even at lowest setting.

It's so sad to see half of there island destroyed..

Nice video, Sy!! Always wanted to see that "ghost town".

great footage guys... keep up the great video. :)

Volcanic ash is difficult to clean up

Nice!

At 40 to 49 seconds… And at 59 seconds what’s left of the dorms at AUC

Nice video. I remember when that happened and watching it on the news. About 1996 I think?

donde wueda esto

Someone can make a horror movie out of this place.

@Cpt005

6 жыл бұрын

dude thats not nice

che gran casott

😟💙

They should rebuild.

geography lesson

Can they tear the homes down and rebuild?

@dateddelvings1695

6 жыл бұрын

The volcano is still very active. The whole area is an exclusion zone due to the risk of more eruptions, so the place is off limits until the volcano quiets down. It's been over 20 years now, and it might be many more before rebuilding is an option.

you think there's skeletons and shit in some of those buildings?

@RingoBuns

2 жыл бұрын

I believe the most of them had time to evacuate

Why don't historians use this to study with what happened at pompeii?

Shit