myTobago – your questions, review and comment about Tobago

we saw Charles and Camilla arrive in Tobago on March 3. They are visitng Coco Reef tomorrow, March 6!

Good place not to be then,eh?

Absolutely!

Tony

Okay - yah!

David Watkins wrote:Good place not to be then,eh?

Good heavens! How can you speak so of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall?

did not see them, but the impact their visit had on the whole lowlands was rather "cute"... every junction of the highway had a police officer in special white uniform. some of them were just there to be ready for the important guests to pass, but some of them were obviously bored so they started handling the traffic although the traffic lights were working just fine
was a bit of a challange to figure out for every junction if you had to look at the lights or the proud police officers in their fancy uniforms...
some guests on our boat-tour that day could see the royal couple going for a swim at coco reef and were thrilled (the americans rather amused than thrilled...).
everybody in castara was imagining the comotion it would have caused if they where to visit castara...maybe next time...

steph

Jonathan Richards wrote: Good heavens! How can you speak so of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall?

Chaz and Cammy you mean? Yes as Chaz owns most of Cornwall I suppose David should watch his step..
Steph, I'm so glad the Americans you spoke of were amused rather than thrilled. Sensible lot...
Noe

Dear Noe,the Ears dosn't own as much as you think.He is the landlord of the IOS and of other parts of Kernow,however,most of the Duchy's lands and properties lay in that country called Engerland!!!
David

oh oh, noe, you just touched a sore point there. david is famous for not being english but cornish... if anyone starts to bring up the topic I would suggest: DON'T GO THERE....
steph

PS: a ahppy hello to the kingdom of cornwall... (ruled by emperor david, aka the budeboy, or how do you call a antion ruled by an emperor? enlighten me oh master of cornwall )

Second home...................the first being about 11degrees north of the equator!!!!!!!

Hmmm,
Cornish on the outside, Tobagonian on the inside. Fascinating, as Mr Spock would say in "Startrek".
Love Noe

Brian Taylor wrote:did not see them, but the impact their visit had on the whole lowlands was rather "cute"... every junction of the highway had a police officer in special white uniform. some of them were just there to be ready for the important guests to pass, but some of them were obviously bored so they started handling the traffic although the traffic lights were working just fine
was a bit of a challange to figure out for every junction if you had to look at the lights or the proud police officers in their fancy uniforms...

steph

We were lucky as we didn't even know they were there untill midday & wondered what was going on, we did speak to someone who was thrilled to have spoken to Camilla though & like you say the uniform's were very smart

Gary.

They went on to the remaining part of British west indies afterwards, stopping by at Montserrat, admiring the smoldering volcano that puts a bit of pizazz into a weekly vacation there. "Will there be ashes or sulfur in the pool for Your breakfast swim today, mylord?"