Trinidad and Tobago Christmas culinary traditions are expertly preserved through the personal journey and recipes of local enthusiast Marina Rivas. This comprehensive exploration details the essential elements of a Caribbean holiday table, ranging from the intricate preparation of succulent baked hams to the fermentation of festive beverages like ginger beer …
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Woodford Square serves as a critical green space and historical landmark within the bustling urban centre of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. This personal narrative explores the psychological and social value of the park, which reached its centenary of being named Woodford Square in 2017. The author details the transition from …
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Fort George is a historic military fortification in Trinidad and Tobago that offers visitors panoramic views of the Gulf of Paria and the city of Port-of-Spain. This article is a personal account, presented as a first-person narrative, detailing a spontaneous journey to the hillside complex located north of St James. …
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By Kielon Hilaire. Let’s face it, most of us are in love with our smartphones. We use them every day for hours doing anything from making calls, surfing the net, listening to music to streaming videos on YouTube and WhatsApping or Facebooking. All of this vibrant activity can truly be self-fulfilling. …
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By Kielon Hilaire. Ask the average celebrator what is the meaning of Christmas and you may have a hard time getting an answer that is more expansive than, “It’s the season for giving and sharing,” or, “It’s that time of year when people celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.” Children may …
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By Kielon Hilaire. First of all, a lot of people mix up the terms “used” and “refurbished”. “Used” phones may or may not be defective. “Refurbished” phones are usually returned due to them having a particular fault, they have been tested and verified to function properly, and free of defects. …
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This article is a personal account of a peaceful afternoon spent in the historic town of Plymouth, Tobago, providing a first-person narrative of the local atmosphere and scenery. As an authentic reflection of life on the island, the text explores the unique charm of this coastal community through the eyes …
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Mayaro Beach serves as a premier destination for domestic tourism in Trinidad and Tobago, offering a distinct coastal experience characterised by low tides and expansive shorelines. This article examines the logistical journey from northern Trinidad to the southeastern coast, detailing the sensory transitions from urban congestion to rural serenity. It …
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By Kielon Hilaire. When you look at a banana what is the first thing you think of? Okay, bad example. Now consider staring at an apple, a pear and a watermelon, mouth-watering fresh and ripe to their core. Now what do you see? Many people would see nothing beyond an assortment …
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By Kielon Hilaire. Her name is Winta Ghidei and she was born and raised in the country of Eritrea, and if you are one of the few who know of Eritrea then it would be no secret that the country is located in the Horn of Africa. Winta grew up in the …
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