After a long day bike riding through Keystone, CO it’s time for a reward! What better way to relax than having a brew with my baby! 
While travelling we always like to look for a great local beer on tap. It’s a great way to enjoy a fresh microbrew, and usually there is a friendly bartender that can give you a great recommendation if you’re not sure which one to choose. Continue reading
We saw this litte guy right under the Welcome to Utah sign. Prairie Dog!?!
Punkin tried to convince me that he was all the prairie dog I needed. :) He might be right about that matter.
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Being from Trinidad and Tobago I’m very proud of the annual carnival celebrated there. I wanted to share it the rest of the world so I created this post about Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago. In it’s original latin form, Carnival literally means “farewell to the flesh” and is celebrated by many cultures world wide. In Trinidad, Carnival came about when the European Catholic rituals fused with African “Mask Rituals” in celebrations symbolizing the giving up of meat for Lent. During the British colonial reign it was unsuccessfully repressed and is now one of the island nations most prized festivals, that bridges all religious and cultural gaps. Carnival is celebrated across the entire island of Trinidad with the largest concentration in Port of Spain, the country’s capitol city, in the north and San Fernando in the south. Continue reading