Prime Minister Freundel Stuart (right) sharing a light moment with Governor General Sir Clifford Husbands (centre) and Barbados Defence Force Chief of Staff Colonel Alvin Quintyne at the Independence Day Parade yesterday.
It was a day on which hundreds turned out at the Garrison Savannah to cheer and wave the National Flag to mark the 44th anniversary of political Independence, as Barbadians set aside concerns about the national Budget and predictions of tough economic times.
Pleasing moment
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