Chennette has an interesting commentary on the average Trinidadian's skewed vision of cardinal points: “Maybe it was growing up in a mathematical family, but I always viewed Trinidad as more or less a rectangle with some squiggly bits at the corners. Which means that I imagined lines bisecting the island straight across the middle, vertically and horizontally. . . . [1]“
Trinidad & Tobago: Trini geography
· Written by Georgia Popplewell
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