Crowds at Caura River for annual cooldown

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March 6, 2025

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Crowds at Caura River for annual cooldown

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The focus shifted from the road to the riverbank for Ash Wednesday yesterday, when friends and families gathered at Caura River in Tunapuna. While some opted to cool down beneath the bamboo shade or in the water, others continued their revelry.

The popular nature spot in the Northern Range drew crowds from across the country for what many considered their last celebrations for Carnival.

After midday, vehicles lined the roadway near the river, the smell of food filled the air and music echoed through the area.

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