Hosanna Hotel Trinidad

Santa Margarita Circular Rd, St. Augustine Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

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Mike's first day off

A travel blog entry by finneyfamily

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... out. He has his ticket so we know that he’s actually going. Here’s hoping that we all get to go soon.

We hired a driver and Robynn and I are off to shop today for her birthday. This should be pretty interesting / scary. Let’s hope that he doesn’t sell us off as a novelty…..two blonde white folk for sale.

Miss everyone TONS……

The ...

The Trip Thus Far...

A travel blog entry by saudade777

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... br>
Doubles is a common street food in Trinidad and Tobago. It is a sandwich made with two flat fried breads, called "bara" (hence the name "doubles"), filled with curried chick peas or garbanzo beans, commonly called channa (from Hindi/Bhojpuri "chanaa"). Topped with a variety of spicy chutneys (mango, cucumber, coconut, tamarind) and extra ...

Here's Where the Story Ends

A travel blog entry by qgirl128

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... only which ones I liked the most, but why I liked them. I showed him a rectangular, clear glass bead that caught my eye, and explained its appeal. So on the morning of our departure, Michael was in the glass studio and told me he was going to make a necklace for me before I left. He did..a cool vertical piece of clear glass capped with an amber bead, and in no way resembling macaroni.

Now let me tell you about our last night on the beach. Christopher Mitchell picked us ...

Sweet and Tender Houligans

A travel blog entry by qgirl128

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... warmth of the equatorial sun, in the calm of a sweltering day on the terrace. As I enjoyed my chillin', Askim arrived on the terrace with a strange look on her face. She said that she had something really weird to tell me. A few minutes ago in the kitchen, she'd overheard one of the staff report to Suzan that two people had been shot and killed on Matura Beach today. The weirdest part of it was not that it had happened, but that later, when we were all gathered together ...

World Trip, Part 1 - Trinidad & Tobago

A travel blog entry by dudeonthemove

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... be having any weather effects from the hurricanes, so it was my destiny to check it out. The first class seat to T&T just sucked (ha ha), and was probably the best service I have ever had. The almost 4-hour flight took us over and alongside the Bahamas, the Turks & Caicos, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico. My arrival on Trinidad means that I have now visited or seen (from land, see and/or air) every (single) nation in the Caribbean. Kind of a ...