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COUVA SOUTH — Members of the Mohess Road Falcons have praised the skill and creativity displayed at the T&TEC Bamboo Bending Celebration in Couva South, describing the workers’ creations as a reflection of Trinidad and Tobago’s local talent. In a Facebook post following their visit, the group commended the workers’ dedication and ingenuity in transforming ordinary bamboo into decorative displays. Photographs accompanying the post showed illuminated arches stretching along a walkway, visitors viewing the displays, and elaborate bamboo creations. The Falcons said their members were impressed by the craftsmanship on show and welcomed initiatives that bring people together while celebrating creativity and preserving national traditions. The group’s account focused on the connection between cultural expression and community participation, highlighting the value of recognising the people behind the displays. “Tradition, creativity, and community — a beautiful combination!” the group wrote. The post also attracted supportive comments, with viewers praising the work and expressing hope that younger people would learn the craft. The Falcons’ message celebrated both the workers’ achievements and the role such events can play in keeping cultural traditions visible within the community.
COUVA SOUTH — Members of the Mohess Road Falcons have praised the skill and creativity displayed at the T&TEC Bamboo Bending Celebration in Couva South, describing the workers’ creations as a reflection of Trinidad and Tobago’s local talent.
In a Facebook post following their visit, the group commended the workers’ dedication and ingenuity in transforming ordinary bamboo into decorative displays.
Photographs accompanying the post showed illuminated arches stretching along a walkway, visitors viewing the displays, and elaborate bamboo creations.
The Falcons said their members were impressed by the craftsmanship on show and welcomed initiatives that bring people together while celebrating creativity and preserving national traditions.
The group’s account focused on the connection between cultural expression and community participation, highlighting the value of recognising the people behind the displays.
“Tradition, creativity, and community — a beautiful combination!” the group wrote.
The post also attracted supportive comments, with viewers praising the work and expressing hope that younger people would learn the craft.
The Falcons’ message celebrated both the workers’ achievements and the role such events can play in keeping cultural traditions visible within the community.
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