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Trinidad Carnival 2013 was simply amazing. Busspeppers Carnival Tabanca was a great remedy to the fact the carnival is now sadly over.
As a soca lover I find myself living my year based on when carnivals are. At the beginning of the year we have the biggest carnival the Caribbean has to offer, Trinidad & Tobago. Not forgetting other carnivals such as Carriacou and Dominica, T&T carnival just catches my soul.
On my return ... Read More
Through time, evolution and tremendous growth in culture and technology, the layers of colonialism have moulted away, paving way for old and new fashion designers. Noticeably the fashion footprint has been steadily growing and through shows like Project Runaway, we have seen designer’s such as Anya Ayoung capture the world ... Read More
The Prequel
Slowly mimicking the movements of a lazy walrus burrowing deep into the folds of the Arctic ice and tugging at the sumptuous, warm and plump 15-tog duck feathered down duvet, the alarm clock suddenly shrieks, piercing the eerie silence enveloping the room. With eyelids heavily sleep laden, groggily and ... Read More
The first fete back after Trinidad Carnival 2013. Hearing all the new soca on UK soil helped to ease the tabanca.
The 2nd and final day on the road. The Peak of the greatest show on earth. Words do not do justice to the sights and the feelings of the day, so take a look at the pictures for yourself.
The first day of 2 great days on the road. Plenty to see, plenty to do so take a look at what we saw and what we did.
One of the best fetes for the season. Blue Range Cooler Fete captures everyone on the precipice of their carnival fever. This fete does justice to the phase 'Fantastic Friday'.
Maracus beach was invaded by the British. We came, we saw, we had bake 'n' shark. A great time was had limin' on the beach with the UK soca family.