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Inconsistencies in Patrice Roberts bio edit
Bio says that Patrice Roberts grew up in the village of Bucco, in Tobago, and in the same sentence, that she attended Toco AC Primary School and Toco Composite Secondary School. While Toco is in the north east of Trinidad, and therefore geographically the closest (or one of the closest) villages to the island of Tobago the islands are divided by 30 kilometres (19 miles) of water. In order to have grown up in Bucco and attended a primary school in Toco, she would have to travel by 3 to 5 hour ferry to the island of Trinidad everyday, and take a two hour journey to the village of Toco to attend school. Perhaps she was born in Tobago, but grew up in Toco. As far as I am aware she is from Toco. Will research further. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Lafoncette (talk • contribs) 03:01, 2 February 2011 (UTC)
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