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going a ribba river

by Cutel Francis
(Mount Vernon, NY.)

I am from South St. Elizabeth. we have a river very close to Port Kaiser in the Alligator Pond region.

From our teenager days every time we go back home it is a traditional must that we pack up and go a ribba. just to relax and trill.

In our younger days we walk down to it with our pots and ackee, saltfish, and flour to run some serious boats.

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