Barbados by Amanda Small

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Barbados

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BARBADOS

PRIDE AND INDUSTRY

Photo by Loimere

A SMALL ISLAND

IN THE CARIBBEAN THAT IS NEAREST TO ST.VINCENT AND ST.LUCIA

THERE ARE ONLY

ABOUT 285,00O PEOPLE ON THE ISLAND

Photo by Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the BPL

MUSIC

IN BARBADOS, WE PLAY CALYPSO AND SOCA

Photo by Bob Jenkin

THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT FLOWERS, FRUITS AND TREES IN BARBADOS

(WHICH IS SOMETIMES CALLED BIM)

Photo by mrjoro

PRIDE OF BARBADOS (THE NATIONAL FLOWER)

Photo by wiwin.wr

HARRISON CAVE

YOU CAN GO ON A TOUR UNDERGROUND

Photo by Ben124.

DOUBLES

WE HAVE A TRAFALGAR SQUARE TOO!

Photo by Nefi

CROP OVER

WAS STARTED AS A CELEBRATION OF THE END OF CUTTING ALL THE SUGAR CANE

Photo by Hugh Fiske

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FIRST

A KING AND QUEEN OF THE CROP ARE CHOSEN

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THEN THE FESTIVAL BEGINS

TUK BANDS, ARTS AND CRAFTS, STILT MEN CAN BE SEEN

Photo by alfback2003

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IN THE LAST DAYS CHILDREN DRESS UP TOO

FOR A PARADE

Photo by Meg Stewart

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ADULTS DRESS UP AS WELL ON THE LAST DAY

AND THEY WALK 5 MILES TO GARRISON SAVANNAH

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INDEPENDENCE DAY: NOVEMBER 30TH

BARBADOS WAS ONCE ONE OF THE BRITISH COLONIES

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WE CELEBRATE

BY PUTTING BLUE, GOLD AND BLACK LIGHTS ON BUILDINGS, TREES AND ROUNDABOUTS

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AT SCHOOL

CHILDREN DRESS UP IN BLUE, GOLD AND BLACK AND HAVE COMPETITIONS

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COU-COU AND FLYING FISH

THE NATIONAL DISH OF BARBADOS

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FLYING FISH

PART OF OUR NATIONAL DISH, THIS FISH IS THE BEST!

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THIS FISH IS ALSO FOUND ON THE

ONE DOLLAR COIN

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WE SELL ALOT OF SUGAR

YOU CAN EAT IT AS SUGAR CANE

Photo by Meg Stewart

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YOU CAN DRINK

STRAIGHT FROM THE COCONUT