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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Heather-Dawn Herrera

    Trail Blazing with Heather-Dawn Herrera - Entering second Cave Jeville (opens the original)

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    After many years, revisiting Jeville Cave in the upper reaches of the eastern hills of Lopinot and finding that bats had claimed and transformed it into solely a bat habitat was a learning experience. The mammals had even ensured that the entrance gave access to their species only, as decades of guano was accumulated to form a solid barrier against any intruder. It turns out that Jeville Hill had more secrets to reveal. Now, on another trek to the hill, Joe Salina indicated a spot where he had f

  2. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Heather-Dawn Herrera

    Tompire river’s cool pools (opens the original)

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    Villagers of Cumana have kept the secret attractions of the river Tompire confined to succeeding generations of their families. When weekend and holiday buses cross the bridge spanning the river Tompire along the Toco main road then pass through their village, some making a pit stop at the few commercial outlets and gas station, they say that no one sees beyond the main road and the busy main junction and into the off-road areas that really define an ever expanding Cumana. It is said that Cumana

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Heather-Dawn Herrera

    Beauty of the ‘blue tree’ (opens the original)

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    As the vision of blue spun its way from stem to ground, we marvelled at the floral splendour that unceasingly colours our land. This year, the diverse range of spectacular hues of our dry season once again impressed locals as well as visitors to our shores. Some likened the floral parade to the autumnal season in other countries when trees are transformed from spring and summer green to brilliant reds, oranges, pinks and yellows. The native sunshiny yellow and introduced candy pink of our poui t

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