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The Garrison, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This is a very posh area. Church still there. It had a hotel nearby from colonial time. The church is v. beautiful and modern near Archbishops House. Near 7 magnificent buildings - including Queens Royal College. Comment from member of Nationals Meeting - High Commission for Trinidad and Tobago, London

i Think this is 31 Dundonald St. Port of Spain. Comment from member of Nationals Meeting- High Commission for Trinidad and Tobago, London

Rice was a staple in the East Indian Diet. My grandmother cultivated a small field at the back of the house in Barrackpore -Princes Town which the family used to cultivate and sell at the local markets in south Trinidad (Barrackpore. The rice would be cut by hand with very little implements (eg. scythe -we still had one up till last year at home.) by all members of the family. It was spread out on mats under a shed. Sadly, nowadays the rice industry is confined to a few districts and T&T relies on Guyana to supply its rice demands. Comment by member of Nationals at Trinidad High Commission London.

"This image gives me a vivid imagination of people planting rice in Caroni (Cunupia) ". Comment by member of Nationals at Trinidad High Commission, London.