The native people themselves carved out a footpath from their village across the network of valleys through the Northern range

The native people themselves carved out a footpath from their village across the network of valleys through the Northern range

The Arima Dial was a gift to the people of Arima by Mayor Frances Wallen in 1908. Mayor Wallen purchased this gift during a visit to Europe.

Not much is written about the Arima group of Amerindians between 1498 and the mid-eighteenth century.

There's a fallacy, I believe, in the notion of not looking back, of only focusing on the future. How would we know how much we've grown?