The Easter Spectrum. 2011.

The sun is too hot. The people need beach. Sentiments shared by the hundreds of people who congregated for the 5th installment of the never ending "Not Another EEEmpire Beach Lime" series. 

Rain, traffic and haters had a hard time stopping the proceedings. From 10am 76 eager beach goers assembled at several shuttle pick up points, coolers in tow adorned with shades, beach wear and an avaricious appetite for vibes. By 1pm patrons piled onto Tyrico, greeted by fresh and clean beach waters, Tassa drums and shocked beach campers. Many Indo-Trinidadians set up camp sites on Tyrico bay , complete with amenities such as Television sets, Hammocks and Popcorn Machines. These were quite interested in the large procession of smartly dressed and barely clad youngsters. 

Two ladies share a lighter moment with Mr. Box Head and his bottle of Bacardi!

At 2pm all activity was at a minimum as the Red Bull Pinzi was unavailable for use, so no Nintendo Wiii tournaments as the case in "9.1.1" the January beach lime. Re-stocking on drinks and vibes the crowd played ball, took brief dips in the water or just sat around and sent "PINGS!" to Ken's blackberry.

Day and Night. 
Left: A cross section of the crowd with the beach in the background
Right: Another cross section of the crowd with the life guard booth in the background

Some Drinks from our NAEBL Bar

By 4.30pm, not a moment too soon, riding in from the west, on a van tray, under coconut trees... was the eagerly awaited backup sound system. With no time to spare Redymix DMT captivated the audience with his unique blend of known hits, mixed perfectly to force the most boring bumce to gyration. At 5pm, with the party in full swing, patrons who drained their coolers re stocked their Red Bull, Smirnoff, Nuvo and Johnnie Walker at the bar on the sand. 

JB Photography gets into position

The photographers Josh Brizan, Charles Pei C K and Mr. Photogeo Capture stole moments from the sand and immortalized them in photos we can never forget. Stryker Regal, reminded all that this was Mas on the Beach and wooed the crowd into a dramatic frenzy. The beach lit by tiki lamps and moon light alone provided the perfect ambience for a incident free 3 hour after sunset jam session. Stopping just in time to remind everyone for the full dose of euphoria, they would need a ticket to [G3].