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Los Iros is located along the southern coastline of Trinidad and is one of the places closest to Venezuela. The low lying land of the Orinoco Delta in Venezuela is readily visible from Los Iros, the Orinoco being the 8th longest river in the world at 2,140m stretching from the llanos of Colombia, all through Venezuela and finally flowing into the Atlantic immediately to the south of Trinidad.

Erin is a community centered largely around fishing which lies just to the west of Los Iros.


It is always so striking to see the old houses which have survived in places like Los Iros and Erin, time stopped and passing all at once. There is the nostalgic beauty and poignancy in the survival of the structures of an era long lost, but there is also the juxtaposed reality of those for whom these houses are home......
Along the road leading to the Erin fish marketHouse along the road leading to the Erin fish marketErin fishing villageOld house on the SS Erin Road on the way from Erin to Point FortinOld house on the SS Erin Road on the way from Erin to Point FortinOld house on the SS Erin Road on the way from Erin to Point FortinOld house on the SS Erin Road on the way from Erin to Point FortinOld house on the SS Erin Road on the way from Erin to Point FortinSS Erin Road on the way between Siparia and Palo SecoSS Erin Road on the way between Siparia and Palo SecoSS Erin Road on the way between Siparia and Palo SecoSS Erin Road on the way between Siparia and Palo SecoSS Erin Road on the way between Siparia and Palo SecoView of Los Iros with the Orinoco Delta in Venezuela visible at the top of the imageOld house at Los Iros BayBells of St. Francis RC Church in ErinErin fishing villageThe life of a fishermanWalking from the fishing village to the junction at ErinWalking from the fishing village to the junction at Erin