It’s November and roundabouts across Barbados will be aglow, once again.
While not all the roundabouts are lighted up as yet, the Everton Weekes Roundabout in Warrens was dazzling.
Yesterday cricketing icon Reverend Wes Hall flicked the switch for the ultramarine and golden yellow lights in the City, ushering in Barbados’ 45th Independence celebrations. (CM)
Warrens roundabout aglow
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