Jeff Mayers
An aerial shot taken last Wednesday of the meeting place between the Nariva River, left, and the Atlantic Ocean in Manzanilla. The beach is covered in sargassum seaweed. - Jeff Mayers
WITH so many people forced into their homes by stay-at-home measures enacted to slow the spread of covid19, nature – the land, sea, rivers, flora and fauna – has had a chance to "breathe" over the last few weeks in Trinidad and Tobago.
Newsday Chief Photographer Jeff K Mayers visited Manzanilla last week and was able to capture images of the untouched countryside.
Sargassum seaweed piles up on a ramp that gives beach access to the disabled at the, otherwise deserted, Manzanilla Beach Facility last Wednesday. - JEFF K MAYERS
Fishing boats anchored in Mafeking Village at the mouth of the Ortoire River last Wednesday. - JEFF K MAYERS
Sargassum seaweed piles up on a ramp that gives beach access to the disabled at the, otherwise deserted, Manzanilla Beach Facility last Wednesday. - JEFF K MAYERS
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A close-up of the sargassum seaweed that now covers the Manzanilla Beach, taken last Wednesday. - JEFF K MAYERS
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"Manzanilla untouched"