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Se aproxima El huracan Isaac
... 7% de tasa de paro, se puede pedir algo mas? Asi que hoy por la ciudad no habia mucho moviento. Y en Laventille tampoco. Con eso de que estoy en plan 'enciclopedia' os dire queLaventille es donde estan todas las favelas. Esto es un poco Brasil tambien. Tienen alrededor de 500 muertos al año. No parecen muchos pero teniendo en cuenta que son 1,5M de habitantes pues es un porcentaje bastante alto ...
Down Town
Today I went to down town and saw many old buildings and many new ones. The arcitecture is phenomenal. The buildings are very well made and very beautiful. The people here are very nice and cool. They are always laughing and making joke. They speak English and some Spanish it is very easy for me to communicate with them. ...
Zoo
Today I went to the zoo to see many different animals. The animals here are very different than the ones back home. Here the Fish are more colorful and the animals are more exotic and interesting. Some animals we have at home but even then the animals here are more attractive. It was a very fun day. ...
Tobago and back
... work in places and I made good use of the ropes to help me down and up. The waterfall had a 200 foot drop into a pool that was perfect to cool off in. The second trip was called "A Taste of Trini" and was a day long drive around the island eating as many local foods as we could find. We had 42 different tastes, some Indian, some Carribean, and some just too awful to try! I did eat the barbequed pig tail but drew a line at chicken feet soup!!
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Days 98-102: Carnival in Trinidad
... coast. With nothing to do there other than say we've been to South America, we listened to all the warnings and our parents prayers and decided not to stop. We took it in from a few miles out and headed towards to Dragon's Mouth, the passage between Venezuela and Trinidad. All the water flowing out of the Amazon and Orinoco Rivers mix with the equatorial current flowing into the Gulf of Paria and out through the Dragon's Mouth sometimes as much as ...