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The chicken getaway

I’ve had very few pleasant encounters with birds: wild, pet or poultry. When I was a child, I had been pecked by an overprotective...

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Culture, People, Sports, Barbados

Donna Symmonds: “what she know about cricket?”

“On the last day South Africa were 122 for two, needing only 201 to win, and there was this feeling, obviously, that the West Indies...

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Culture, Travel, Grenada

Grenada grace

Up here, on the ramparts of Fort George, you can see everything. The little town of St George’s spreads up the hill above the harbour,...

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Arts and Architecture, History, St. Lucia

Potted history

Caribbean handicrafts — from canoe building to basket making, lace embroidery and vaudou flags — combine function, aesthetics and...

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Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, United Kingdom

Oxford blues

“Step up! Step up!” The voice was loud, male and aggressive. Nah, it couldn’t be — “He must be Jamaican,” I said to Richard. He...

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Music, People, Jamaica

Bongo Herman — The Sacred Drum

Mi na beat drum, mi play wid notes. When oonoo beat drum oonoo beat woman too. Oonoo mek all type a noise. King David say fi play pon yuh...

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Music, People, United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago

Carnival Messiah: Geraldine’s Possession

To say that she’s possessed may not sound complimentary, but it describes the passion and drive that Trinidadian-British composer...

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Culture, Festivals and Events, Trinidad and Tobago

Carnival Countdown (Part 2)

Children’s Carnival Kids show them Most children love to play dress-up; in Trinidad and Tobago, however, they have an official forum for...

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