Laguna Mar Lodge Trinidad

Mile Marker 65, Paria Main Rd. Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

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Just another day in paradise

A travel blog entry by finneyfamily

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... ll quit complaining….it could be worse….we could be home with all that damn snow. Holy ****, you guys are really getting dumped on, and brrrr.

I think our gardener thinks I’m a creeper. Every morning he comes to work and looks up and here we sit. He’s probably wondering if I do anything other than sit on the patio…….well the jokes on him….we don’t. But watching him work is ...

The Trip Thus Far...

A travel blog entry by saudade777

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... Mays and some Hodgson dude. Ole school stuff.

3) We left rain and arrived to rain. Was kinda funny. Cleared up pretty quick and then cloudy with sun. And man when the sun hits, it's hot. Kinda like the clouds actually keeps it a bit cool.

4) Since I've been here I've hit the gym twice, and Elise and I have gone for a nice run uphill with ...

Port of Spain, Trinadad-Tobago

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... city is the Magnificent Seven. This is several blocks that contain seven large homes built during an earlier period of economic boom more than a hundred years ago. The first of the building is a private school and further down the row is the house of the Prime Minister of Trinidad-Tobago. But the rest of the large mansions are now in disrepair and appear to be poster children of that notorious building called the Money Pit. They appear at odds with the modern business ...

Foolish Fools

A travel blog entry by qgirl128

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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.

Our guide for the day was a fantastic young Trini guy named Ronald who was also part of the Nature Seekers staff. Askim, Peter, Lee and I, along with our kayak guide Dave, who seemed to be transitioning from dredlocks to traditional hair and was tatted with wings spreading across his shoulder ...

World Trip, Part 1 - Trinidad & Tobago

A travel blog entry by dudeonthemove

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... Point were ****). The best experience was the cheerful and hilarious women on the bus to Charlotteville, and my wonderful hostess and her friends in Charlotteville, and the lady with whom I shared a taxi back to Crown Point. Rhetorical Questions/Comments for the Trinidadians: * Can you please de-bone your roties! :) * If it's a pink house, why do you call it "The Red House"? (Ha Ha) Photos Attached: Steve in Charlotteville, Tobago. Next Stop: Asia (Oops, I am already ...

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