Local Ting än Ting

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Local Port ~ Foreign Ship


The World Odyssey is its first to the Port of Port of Spain, a crest exchange was part of the activities during the vessel’s two-day stay.

During a cruise ship’s inaugural visit to a destination it is a maritime tradition for a crest exchange activity to be held.

The crest exchange typically includes the exchange of plaques between the ship’s Captain and a senior official representing the destination.

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Local Parang Music 2015 ~ Kayna Band

From Ecuador

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Local Christmas Prices

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Local San Fernando Mayor


The Mayor of San Fernando had to use his Office to come to the aid of a citizen

Following the unfortunate death of Mr. Keith Sitahal after he collapsed at Harris Promenade yesterday, His Worship the Mayor Alderman Haji Kazim Hosein intends to ask the Minister of Health for an ambulance service for the City of San Fernando.

Our Mayor also intends to include a request for Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training to be made available to members of the public.

“When a life is lost everybody talks about it, but I heard someone say that the ambulance is used to transport people between health institutions alone,” Hosein said. “They must have that service for the community and if they don't have it already, they need to have to it in place.”

“I have already drafted a letter to the Health Minister asking him to implement a service for the people of the community. This cannot continue as it is

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Local Pendant ~ 1c

This Artist on Esty created Jewelry inspired by our 1 cent coin

Would you wear?

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Local Carnival 2016 ~ Booths - Stage at QPS

Aerial Drone Shots

Carnival is coming

Stage will be going up soon

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Local Brasso Seco Chocolates


Bars are Available

Locations

1. The Shop - Hotel Normandie

2. Dianne's Tea Shop - Long Circular Rd - Maraval

3. Veg Out - UWI

4. The MStore Duty Free - The Airport

5. Yoga 4Youth - 103 Tragarete Rd - Woodbrook

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Local Curepe

South of Phillips Street

Mind you is Muslim People - Goes to show in Trinidad everybody in the Christmas Spirit

Trinidad and Tobago is such a splendid Callaloo of Religions and Cultures

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Local Horses Helping Humans

Jacob is such a great artist and loves drawing horses and labelling them before he rides.

He also rode bareback today for the first time without being anxious or fearful about it and actually realised that he loved riding like this.

Pushing the kids out of their comfort zones is something that we try to do through different means as this helps them to become more confident and courageous in their daily lives.

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Local Wetlands ~ Swamps - Lagoons



7.06 mark

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Local World War 1 Regiment - 3

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People of Trinidad and Tobago ~ Stephen King


My name is Stephen King of Trinidad and Tobago.

My recent institutions were the number one school in my country Hillview College of which i spent five years and the bastian that goes by the name of Queens Royal College.

I have represented each college in soccer at the highest level.

A great utility player and have captained every school team that I have ever played for thus displaying my leadership qualities.

I am interested in the majors of Forensic Technology and Criminal Science.

My ultimate goal is not only to get first class honors in my degrees if I am accepted at the University but also to represent the school at soccer and any other sport where my talents can be accessed.

I carry along with me my vast experience of soccer, which i gained from competing at International Tournaments with the Clint Marcelle Football Academy twice in England, once in Canada and Barbados where i was the captain of this touring team.

My goal is to obtain a professional football career through playing for the university

If something professional sprouts from the surface why not.

Last but not least Thank God for the strength to have the ability to play such a great sport.

It was Joel that said, "Who knows if he may leave a blessing behind?"

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Local Tobago Historic Landmarks ~ Spring Garden Moravian Church


The Moravian Church traces its roots back to very early reformist movements in Bohemia and Moravia (today in the Czech Republic) linked to Johann Hus.

From its first mission in St. Thomas in 1732, the Moravian Church spread to many other islands of the Caribbean,including Barbados in 1765 and to Tobago in 1789.

In 1787, when Tobago was under French rule, James Hamilton, a planter of Riseland, who wanted to convert his slaves to Christianity, invited the Moravians to come to the island.

In 1789, with the support of Comte Dillon, the French Governor of Tobago, the first Moravian Mission, under Reverend John Montgomery, was established.

It is noteworthy that Moravian missionaries were the first to bring Christian teaching to Tobagonian slaves and to baptise

them. This mission ended with the deaths of the missionaries, John and Mary Montgomery, after the hurricane of August 1790.

Mary died in Scarborough in October 1790, and John in Barbados in June 1791.

The second Moravian Mission began in January 1799 and was terminated in 1802, when Tobago was ceded to France.

The third Mission begain 1827 and continued until the Moravians were firmly established.

The first Moravian church was founded in Montgomery in 1828. By 1834 there were many enslaved persons goingto the church and many children were attending Sunday school.

The Moravian ministers also visited plantations and,after the abolition of slavery, taught the ex-slaves, now apprenticed labourers, the beliefs of Christianity.

However,preaching about the principles of equality was not included.

The Moravian Church was one of the first organized religious bodies to establish primary and secondary schools for slaves in the West Indies.

1872 -Concurrent Endowment Act passed by which the Church of England ceased to be the established church of the Colony.

Annual grants of money were made to the Anglican Church, United Brethren (Moravians) and Wesleyans.

It was not until 1890 that a Moravian mission also started work in Trinidad

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Local Tobago Carnival Calendar 2016

Celebration in Paradise

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Local Slope-Headed Tree Frog


This species is found in flooded plains, floating meadows, ponds and large lagoons with floating vegetation in forest clearings, at forest edges and in savannahs, where males call from herbaceous vegetation just above the surface of the water.

It has also been found under the leaf litter in tropical rainforest, and in seasonally flooded agricultural land.

At night, this semi aquatic frog congregates at permanent or semi-permanent ponds in open areas

The males call from floating vegetation or emergent grasses.

This species breeds in the wetlands with which it is associated.

It has been recorded from flooded roadside ditches

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Local Chocolate's Christmas Cocoa Fair


Saturday5thDecember2015

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Local Models

Vanessa Hill Milyva - Stephanie Craig - Onlooker

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Local Toco

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Local Aerial Drone ~ First Flight


Nice Music ~ Unboxing this new toy which is my favourite DRONE so far and getting my first flight in

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chek back pg 101

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Local Dog


Best Friend got Knock Down

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Local Tobago ~ Shore Things Cafe and Craft - Lambeau


Dining on the verandah seats about 20 persons, and outside down on the deck is a perfect drinking spot for about 12 persons

The sea breeze and ocean view go down well with a smokin' cold beer mug

Easy to parking outside . It is a lovely seaside spot offering a tasty menu

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Local Caterpillars


Moth Species

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Local Maticoor Night


The Maticoor night is mainly about the women in the Dulahin's family preparing the Dulahin for marriage.

The women are the ones who actually perform the ceremony and dance.

There are 3 different phases that take place on a Maticoor night:

The actual Maticoor ceremony which involves the dancing and digging of the dirt;

The Saffron ritual with the doop grass; and the rubbing of the Saffron on the bride's skin, symbolic of the purification and beautification of the bride on the day of her wedding

The application of Mehendi which is also another part of the bride's beautification

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Local Rock Guitarists


Armando Ramdass and Daniel Scarlett at Musician's Paradise from Trinidad and Tobago

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Local Interchange ~ Aerial Drone




Nice Reggae Music

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Local Parrot Snake


The Local Parrot Snake or Lora - formerly known as Leptophis ahaetulla now Leptophis coeruleodorsus is a common sight around Trinidad and Tobago.

These snakes tend to be found moving through trees, fences and grass in search of food.

Thier diets consists of frogs, lizards and sometimes small birds.

This snake is also locally known as the Green "Horsewhip".

Folklore states that these snakes seek out pregnant women and whip them.

Thats simply folklore and there is no truth to that.

These snakes can grow up to 2 meters (~ 6 feet) and are harmless to humans.

When provoked the snake may open its mouth as a defense to scare away predators

Reminder: This is a "Protected Species" both in Private Land as well as the Forest.

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Local Fishing ~ Trapon

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[quote="TriP"]Local Models

who be this chile?

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^^ All i seeing is d camel