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Port of Spain, Trinidad

A travel blog entry by roadscholarorg

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... 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 ...

Our First Full day in Trinidad

A travel blog entry by finneyfamily

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... Sat by the pool today and met three people from Canada. They are teachers from the International school and have lived here for over three years. We told them that we are only here temporarily, moving over to Tobago and they were jealous. You have to understand that Trinidad is like living in downtown Toronto, or Vancouver, but with crazy ass drivers. It's very busy and very loud.

I made our first ...

End of 2009 Down The Islands

A travel blog entry by deanandliz

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... Much drinking and partying, kids letting off fireworks, dogs chasing them and plenty boats moored for the occasion - a good way to welcome in 2010. Continuation of partying in style for the following few days, wakeboarding, drinking, liming and whining on boats, swimming, dolphins, turtles, martinis, rum etc etc. One week in and not one day without a beer, lots of family and catching up - a brilliant time being had. A particular ...

The Day Everyone and their Dog Fell into the Ocean

A travel blog entry by qgirl128

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... and our guide were fading into the distance.

I looked for dolphins, sure that I was bursting along at speeds great enough to entice them into my bow line. I looked for sharks. I looked for whales. And, of course, I looked for turtles. All the while totally oblivious that the pack behind us was dropping further and further back. Finally, Ronald and I were cruising along behind the sweet and wild island, a dense cluster of tropical trees standing firmly ...

Remember the Leatherbacks

A travel blog entry by qgirl128

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... right side of my head. Something amounting to about 100 square feet of sand struck me upside the face and poured into the tiniest gap in the neckline of my t-shirt. Aaron the hanger-on clearly thought it was funny and said things that, probably fortunately for all of us, I couldn't understand. And most of his laughter was drowned out due to the fact that sand makes one deaf when it's flung into one's ear. Lesson learned: do not conduct science during the digging process.

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