CrossWinds Villa
Cutucupano Road, Trinidad
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The view from outside our room my view lying in bed !!! poolside Joe-Joe showing us the sights

CrossWinds Villa Trinidad

Cutucupano Road Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

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... The first temple we visited featured a large murti, or embodiment of a spirit, in the image of a monkey. The murti overlooked a large and beautiful temple which we could enter if we took off our shoes and promised not to take any photos. From the temple we could hear chanting from a smaller shelter near the temple. From there we went to the Temple on the Sea, a temple built by a Hindu man during a time when it was outlawed to build a temple ...

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... where we saw amazing amounts of birdlife, caimen, crabs, and some unusual fish called 4 eyes fish, which swim with a pair of eyes above and below the water. But it was the Scarlet Ibis that held our attention. The colour is just so vivid and from a distance they looked like waving scarlet flowers on the swampland trees.

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... trip. Once there….and all set up, it rained. I know….everyone is feeling very bad….lol. So back home we came. Off to Peaks (the local Home Depot) to buy pool noodles for the pool. Again, the weather was ******…I know, still tons of sympathy for you all.

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... Several days ago, a new couple arrived...Frank and JoBean, American ex-pats who live on the island of Saba. Frank is a retired optical surgeon, but JoBean still works and has a glass jewelry design studio on Saba. JoBean came to Trinidad as part of a joint project with Nature Seekers to design and manufacture local handmade jewelry, using materials recovered from Matura Beach. Specifically, discarded glass bottles....blue, green, amber, and clear...trash that's all ...

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... kayaking due to the whole caiman/anaconda scenario at the last river we visited. But I figured that I'd be fine in the safety of my plastic kayak.

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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Crosswinds Villa B And B

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