Casarosa Port of Spain

17 Henry Pierre St. Port of Spain, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

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Port of Spain, Trinidad

A travel blog entry by roadscholarorg

5

... sanctuary. Words cannot describe the natural beauty we encountered. Ducks gathered on the shore of a large lake covered with lily pads. We could see caiman swimming across the lake, and beautiful birds, including the Scarlet Ibis, the national bird of Trinidad, filled the trees surrounding us. It was a truly wonderful way to spend the afternoon, and we returned to the ship having experienced a unique cultural and naturalistic experience in ...

Yes, I'm Limin tonight, you?

A travel blog entry by aborder

2
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... go for a full swim. Before long, I could not hold out and walked over to Richards and joined the line. The food was then best! A warm doughy roll was cut open, 2/3 pieces of shark were placed into the roll and dropped on a tray for you. You then turned around to walk around a table that had 8 different sauces, salad and dressing, I added a little bit of each, except for pineapple. The green spicy sauce was the best, similar to what Di and Josh get ...

Got here Safe

A travel blog entry by rast_a

5

... black and of course pretty hot. So in i went one hand on the wall one hand on the guy in front of me. Twice i quicly lost contact with the guys in front but it wasn't bad. I was kinda ****** that people werent calling out when we had to step over something or where the greaking stairs were. Other than that we made it out all good! When we got out everyone was on the ground looking dead from the heat and being tired. After that exercise we were done and went ...

Trini Living 2010

A travel blog entry by questmiller

10

... would include shipping from Italy. Perfect. A week or so later we received the email. Yikes, it was pricey, but we needed it and approved the purchase. It was to be shipped at the beginning of October. When it hadn’t showed up by mid-November, we called the dealer. Oops. It hadn’t been shipped yet. When it was evident that it wouldn’t arrive before we were due to leave Juneau by the end of December, we requested that it be FEDEXed to ...

Firsts

A travel blog entry by qgirl128

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... br> Arrival...purple room with a ceiling like stalagtites....big oscillating fan....bunk beds......sleep.....

The next day, a Nature Seekers staff member named Christopher Mitchell drove us through the rickety-rack little town of Matura, down a pot-holed dirt road, past an aggregate company mining into the hillside, and into the Matura forest that was canopied in ferns and vines and masses and masses of green. We stopped where the pavement turned ...