We needed to have one of our anchors re-galvanized, which
required a trip down to the southern end of Trinidad. This is the end of the island
with the oil refineries, which doesn’t make for very good sightseeing. But what
really caught our attention were the signs for steel plates on the road to
cover the bad pot holes and torn-up concrete at the side of the road. The weird
thing was, this occurred right at the entrance to the Trinidad Concrete
facility! All we could think of was that they were harvesting their product
from the closest source: the road out front. By the way, the roads elsewhere
were fine.
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| Lovely view of an oil refinery |
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| Warning, Will Robinson! |
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| It would have been more assuring if the sheets didn't actually shift as you drove over them |
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| Couldn't they use some of their product to fix the road? |
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