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Photo of the Week 10/52 Final Product – Monkey Business
Wouldn’t you know it, the symbol for the number 10 in whe whe* is monkey. I followed the production of this costume this year and it breaks my heart not to share a photo of it right now. This is… more →
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Carnival Sources
wrote 1 month ago: Carnival is a part of the history and culture of Trinidad and Tobago. People come for all over the w … more →
Traditional Carnival Characters
wrote 3 months ago: Carnival is part of the culture of Trinidad and Tobago. In our library we try to incorporate all the … more →
Photo of the Week 10/52 Final Product - Monkey Business
wrote 3 months ago: Wouldn’t you know it, the symbol for the number 10 in whe whe* is monkey. I followed the produ … more →
Photo of the Week 5/52 (BdC 39/42)
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wrote 3 months ago: I owed you two Photo of the Week posts during the Blogging de Carnaval series so I’ll deliver … more →
A Real Bat
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BdC 49/52 Winged Dragon
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wrote 6 months ago: The Dragon is a traditional carnival character in Trinidad carnival. Enjoy L … more →
Photo of the Week: Blasts from the Past (BdC 16/21)
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wrote 1 year ago: Mas is not entirely the domain of Port-of-Spain. Events take place in almost every town in Trinidad … more →
Baby Doll (BdC 14/21)
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wrote 1 year ago: Last night was the Traditional Carnival Characters competition at Victoria Square. This masquerader … more →
De Bookman (BdC 22/36)
wrote 2 years ago: Beelzebub with his Book with all the names of his subjects. The Bookman is a traditional carnival ch … more →
