Marking 13 years this past April, this expertly curated, 15-building exhibition established by this philathropist Dutch owner Jacob Gelt Dekker of his resort in capital Willemstad focuses on the "Middle Passage," covering the slave trade's capture…
Marking 13 years this past April, this expertly curated, 15-building exhibition established by this philathropist Dutch owner Jacob Gelt Dekker of his resort in capital Willemstad focuses on the "Middle Passage," covering the slave trade's capture…
A pair of sandbars in Grand Cayman's North Sound has for decades attracted large numbers of southern stingrays - first because returning fishermen would clean their catches around here and toss the waste overboard, providing an easy banquet. Then it…
A pair of sandbars in Grand Cayman's North Sound has for decades attracted large numbers of southern stingrays - first because returning fishermen would clean their catches around here and toss the waste overboard, providing an easy banquet. Then it…
"NYC is possibly the all-time most popular backdrop for movies of all kinds, and several local tour operators have taken advantage of this. Here's one with a tour of locations for romantic comedies:…"
"New York City is possibly the all-time most popular backdrop for movies of all kinds, and several local tour operators have taken advantage of this. Here's one with a tour of locations for romantic comedies:…"
Marking 13 years this past April, this expertly curated, 15-building exhibition established by this philathropist Dutch owner Jacob Gelt Dekker of his resort in capital Willemstad focuses on the "Middle Passage," covering the slave trade's capture…
Marking 13 years this past April, this expertly curated, 15-building exhibition established by this philathropist Dutch owner Jacob Gelt Dekker of his resort in capital Willemstad focuses on the "Middle Passage," covering the slave trade's capture…
An icon of Aruba's Eagle Beach, the fofoti tree always grows in a southeasterly direction due to the way the wind blows. It's similar to the divi divi except that it only grown in sand. (Syrin)
An icon of Aruba's Eagle Beach, the fofoti tree always grows in a southeasterly direction due to the way the wind blows. It's similar to the divi divi except that it only grown in sand. (Syrin)
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