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Smiling children, Cahuita.
Hard at work in the Albury Sail shop.
Enjoying a picnic at Eleuthera Point.
Very literally, the Blue Bar looks out onto the Pink Sand Beach on Harbour Island.
Turtle Cove Blue Hole on Long Cay.
Schooling fish off Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Poolside in Villas Pilar at Marina Hemingway.
Negril Golf Club.
A vendor fans herself in the heat of Nassau's Straw Market.
Port Lucaya marketplace on a quiet day in the Grand Bahamas.
The Atlantis resort on Paradise Island. A 14 acre waterscape on the grounds unfortunately, turns the Club Med resort in the foreground into a poorer cousin.
Portrait of couple in Bel-Air car.
Afro-Cuban singer performing rhumba at Callejon de Hamel (Salvador's Alley).
The historic Hole-in-the-Wall Lighthouse on Harbour Island. The lighthouse was the first Imperial Lighthouse Service light to be built in the Bahamas, finally automated in May 1995. It's better known for being a hideout for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
A visitor to the Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island, encounters a lovely Green Turtle. The resort has a 3 million gallon habitat that has over 100 different species of tropical fish and a Green turtle.
The Guanahani Landfall Cross in San Salvador. Many 16th, 17th and 18th century maps have a place marked 'Guanahani' situated somewhere in the Bahamas. The name is actually the first native name of the landfall of Columbus. Recent history has identified the name Guanahani as either Cat Island or Watlings Island.
Vert Lowe of New Plymouth, son of historian and traditional boat-builder Albert Lowe. Vert continues to build boats in the traditional way that's been passed on from father to son.
The Hermitage on Cat Island is a miniature monastery and excellent replica of larger medieval hermitages found in Europe. It was built on Mt. Alvernia in the 1940s by Father Jerome, an architect, Jesuit missionary and later in life, a hermit. Father Jerome is buried at this site.
A bike leans against the picket fence of the Albert Lowe Museum in New Plymouth. Exhibits in the museum include displays about the early Loyalist settlers and much more on the Bahamian history.
Sunset over Nassau Harbour, Nassau.
The 'Frogman' comes to Marsh Harbour selling the famous conch shells of the Bahamas.
Wesley Methodist Church on Harbour Island.
A cold drink and a friendly smile at the Potters Cay market in Nassau.
The 'Betrothal' chair in Hope Town.
St Peter's Catholic Church in Clarence Town. Another of Father Jeromes architectural feats, the 'hermit' of Cat Island had more than a passing fancy for Gothic architecture and built numerous Catholic and Anglican churches on surrounding islands.
Ackee.
Portrait of girl in red dress celebrating 15th birthday or 'Fiesta de Quince'.
View of Cockpit Country at Good Hope Estate.
Chevrolet Bel-Air at sunset.
Green Macaw (Ara ambigua).
People lean through window surrounded by murals in 'Salvador's Alley'.
Visitors cross the waterway in Lucaya National Park.
School children outside Edificio Metaclico.
Hand raised Macaw (Ara ambigua), Flor de Mayo Rio Segundo de Alajuela.
Laundry time near Albert Town.
Enterprising higgler at Sandals Resort.
St Joseph's Anglican Church on Long Island.
Baby Two Toes Sloth (Choloepus didactylus).
Xtabi Lodge at Negril.
Relics from a bygone era in Cockburn Town. The town itself is lined with 18th and 19th century landmarks that reflect the history of the Bahamas.
Exterior of the Prime Minister's residence.
Outside Tuff Gong studios in Kingston.
Costumed performer in carnival parade.
Birds with boats on Tarcoles.
Negril Golf Club.
Lighthouse at Al Morro castle.
Inside Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston.
Main Crater, Poas Volcano.
Cashoo Ostrich Farm near Lacovia.
Burial tomb on main trail, Guayabo National Monument.
Tower of church of San Pedro Apostol.
The conch shell for sale on Montagu Ramp in Nassau. The shell is sought after by locals who love the sweet white meat of the conch. However, in 1992, due to overfishing and exploitation, the conch was listed as an endangered species, one category below threatened status
Man making vase in workshop.
Portrait of young woman against door.
Nave in Iglesia Parroguial Nuestra Senora de Desamparados.
The pink Freeport Town Hall on Grand Bahama.
Young woman in 1956 Chevrolet Bel-Air.
Dusk at main square with church.
Straw bags from the Nassau Straw Market.
Coastline seen from La Mariposa.
Antique coin press, Casa de Moneda, inside Museo de Oro Precolumbino.
Portrait of young girl celebrating her 15th birthday (Fiesta de Quince).
Crowds watch fireworks in street during Christmas week.
Hope Town harbour and its historic, 19th century candy striped lighthouse.
Owl-eyed butterfly, Butterfly farm.
Blackbeard and a full scale replica of the pirate's ship 'Revenge' on display in the Nassau Museum.
English phone-box in Lucaya Marketplace on the Grand Bahamas.
Beach at Manzanillo.
A wedding party arrives at the Cloisters on Paradise Island.
1957 Chevy Bel-Air car front grill and bumper in cobbled street.
Clothing stalls inside the International Bazaar of Grand Bahamas.
Woman at carnival.
Man with 1951 Kaiser Traveler.
Woman on chair next to erotic painting at Calle Tacon artisans market.
Tropicana cabaret dancer.
Weathered old building in Cockburn Town.
Woman at lunch.
Corner of Gran Hotel, looking west along Ave Central.
Picking coffee in the Blue Mountains.
Troubadors and cars in Plaza de Armas.
Portrait of young boy with tailfin of Cadillac Eldorado.
Woman with tattoo, Puerto Viejo de Talamanca.
Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) World of Snakes.
Negril lighthouse, Jamaica's westernmost point.
Cycling Columbus Plaza in Cockburn Town. The town is the administrative, cultural and historical centre of the islands and is where Christopher Columbus reputedly set down in the New World in 1442.
Carnival parade.
Portrait of woman with headress.
Fireworks display during Christmas week.
Tree Frog.
Boating off pier at Navy Island in Port Antonio.
View over Westmoreland toward Frome from Knockalva.
The 'Nine Ages of Man', a sculpture at the Richard Johnston Foundary, by the artist of the same name.
A woodcarver at work in Nassau.
Abandoned buildings, once salt warehouses, on Cat Island.
Turks Head cactus on Grand Turk.
Blue Lagoon Villas in Port Antonio.
Devon House in Kingston, for antique lovers and wedding parties.
Cars and passengers join the queue to board a cruise ship at Nassau's Prince George Wharf.
Person sitting in fishing boat at dusk.
Swimmers and sun bathers on Malecon looking towards Vedado.
Iglesia Parroquial Nuestra Senora de Desamparados.
Round Hill, Montego Bay.
Jamaica shaped pool at the Jamaica Palace Hotel in Port Antonio.
A silhouette of a statue at the Nassau Pirate Museum.
A young girl smiles through the hibiscus of New Plymouth.
Paintings of 1950's taxis for tourists market.
The white-washed houses of Salt Cay. The small island is the southernmost inhabited island in the Turks and Caicos. It's home to about 120 people, some cattle, a herd of wild donkeys and a couple of iguanas.
Very colourful huts in traditional Junkanoo colours, at Compass Point in Nassau.
Man with 1950's taxi.
Portrait of woman outside colonial home with her mother in background.
People relaxing on beach.
Statue of Bartolome de las Casas baptising a Taino Indian.
Rambutan fruit, Finca Brian y Emilia fruit farm.
Rose Hall of Montego Bay.
Skippers show off the catch from the back of their deep sea fishing boat off Walker's Cay.
Man praying in Church of San Lazaro.
Tourists spy monkies from tour boat.
Woman floating in resort pool.
The Alexander Bustamante Museum in Blenheim.
Statues in the Sculpture Garden on Green Turtle Cay. New Plymouth celebrated it's bicentennial in 1984 by opening a Memorial Sculpture Garden. A monument honours Loyalists and also some of their descendants, including Albert Lowe, a pioneer boatbuilder and historian.
The Nassau cruise Terminal, Prince George Wharf, with local and international cruise ships.
Trumpeter playing at Cabaret Los Laureles.
Resort swimming pool and Montego Bay.
Portrait of costumed perfomer in carnival.
Tasting durian at Finca Biran y Emilia fruit farm.
1951 Hudson Hornet in street with woman and baby.
Port Lucaya marketplace on the Grand Bahama.
A pretty girl poses at Arthur's Beach in Governor's Harbour.
Classical buildings of Cockburn Town on Grand Turk.
Milepost marker near Freeports famous International Bazaar.
A young girl from the Eleuthera, waits for the ferry on Governor's Harbour.
Rafting guide carving a gourd on Martha Brae River.
Plaque at Kensington commemorating the site where the 'Christmas Rebellion' of 1832 erupted.
Giant banner of Che Guevara hanging on building during demonstration.
Visitors to the resort, Atlantis on Paradise Island, check out one of the aquatic displays. The resort has a 3 million gallon saltwater habitat that has over 100 species of tropical fish.
Advertising en masse. 'Sign corner' in Dunmore Town.
Friendly guide at the Morant Point Lighthouse.
Savanna-la-Mar courthouse.
Fort Fincastle in Nassau. Built by Governor Lord Dunmore in 1793, this fort, which is shaped like an old paddle-wheel steamer, originally had 6 cannons and a Howitzer.
Young smiling children, Cahuita.
Church of San Pedro Apostol.
Surfers, Playa Cocles.
Man hand painting classic Chevrolet car.
Albert Town market.
Souvenirs for sale on Negril beach.
Negril wood carvings and their maker.
Hope Town harbour on Elbow Cay.
Ranger station.
Wonderful tropical palm near the Queens Staircase in Nassau. The steep staircase is believed to have been cut from solid limestone by slaves in the 1790's to provide an escape route for a dodgy queen.
White weatherboards and picket fences of New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay.
Young kids on the way to bible class on Long Island.
Bathers at La Boca near Trinidad with Sierra Escambray in background.
Playa Flamingo, Nicoya.
Young schoolgirls from Kingston.
Woman walking along jetty during sunset.
Guest at Hotel Borinquen receives Mudmask treatment.
Mural by Belgian artist Claude Rahir in the University of West Indies.
Marcus Garvey (b;1887-d;1940).
Taking in the sun on Puerto Seco beach in Discovery Bay.
Quality time with baby and a cold beer in Governor's Harbour.
Enjoying a cold drink on the decking of the Blue Bar on Pink Sands Beach.
Woman lying on beach, Grand Lido Braco.
River with fallen trees, common hazards in Costa Rica.
Fountain in the main area of Providenciales in the Caicos Islands.
Horses being walked on Pink Sands Beach on Harbour Island.
Woman in costume at carnival.
Colourful waterfront accommodation at Compass Point.
Port Antonio from Jamaica Heights Hotel.
Beachclub at Club Bucanero, Arroyo la Costa.
Monument to Moncada attack martyr Cerreta Siboney.
Afro-Cuban dancers.
Colourful underwater mural at the Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour in Marsh Harbour.
The Perfume Factory, a famous landmark in Freeport.
Rastafarian man and little girl in Siloah.
Young girls from Dunmore Town.
Metates, stone grinding surfaces, in Jade Museum.
Cleaning fish from a fresh catch at Potters Cay.
The settlement of United Estates near Cockburn Town.
The straw market in Dunmore Town. The major form of transport on Harbour Island are golf buggies.
Woman in costume in carnival.
T-shirts for sale on Negril beach.
The entrance to The Great Wall of Water at Atlantis, the luxury resort of Paradise Island.
Marcus Garvey (b;1887-d;1940).
Ceramic mural on the exterior wall of the San Salvador Museum.
Detail of rock formation.
Woman walking towards glass bottom boat, Negril Beach.
Decaying colonial house in French style.
Conch shells surround a cactus in front of the Mt Pleasant Guesthouse on Salt Cay.
Boys cleaninfg fish on dock.
Mother with daughter in pool, Hotel Florblanca, Nicoya.
Rockford Mineral baths in Kingston.
A Don Wood original. Don wood at his studio in Marsh Harbour.
Ackee vendor.
Fresh red snapper from the Grand Bahamas.
The Prince George Wharf in Nassau sees both international and local cruise ships docking on an almost hourly base.
Rafting in Martha Brae River.
Former Palacio Vienna Hotel Art-Nouveau facade on Plaza Vieja.
An old weathered salt warehouse/storage shed on Providenciales beach front.
Women walking in from ocean with glass bottom boats in background.
The Grand Bahama resort and Casino in Freeport.
Souvenir t-shirts for sale in the International Bazaar.
Women washing clothes in river near Albert Town.
Looking out to sea from the Cape Santa Maria Beach Resort on Long Island.
The Hope Town post office on Elbow Cay.
Portrait of young girl in Plaza Mayor.
A couple play in the shallows of Grand Bahama in Freeport.
Talking skull greets visitors to Great Guana Cay.
Coffee picker.
Sandals Dunn's River in Ocho Rios.
Kickin' back in New Plymouth; a local man resting in the shade.
Abandoned slave home.
Men relaxing and enjoying a game of dominoes in the Nicholls Town area.
Che Guevara posters.
Sportfishing boat in distance.
The seafront of Spanish Wells on St Georges Island. The place derived its name from the Spanish galleons that once drew water here before returning home across the Atlantic.
The aptly named Pink Sand Beach of Harbour Island.
People walking along beach.
Horse-drawn cart passes 1953 Buick Roadmaster.
Clock tower in Duncans.
North of Black River is Bamboo Avenue stretching 2.5 miles (4.025km's).
Man with 1951 Kaiser Traveler.
Walkway over the mangroves of Lucaya National Park.
The aptly named Straw Market in the International Bazaar.
Ageing sign on front of Cine Cubanacan cinema.
The Jamaica Palace, with the terribly Neo-Classical stonework.
Resort facilities at Goodman's Bay as seen from Breezes in Cable Beach, Nassau.
Main church, Sarchi Sur.
Laundry drying on river bank near Millbank in the Rio Grande Valley.
An abandoned slave era house on Cat Island.
Woman walking towards street musicians in shade.
Local traffic on Man O'War Cay in the Bahamas.
The Appleton Rum Estate near Maggotty.
View across Cockpit Country from Good Hope Estate.
Fort Charles maritime museum in Port Royal.
Sunfish from Sandals Montego Bay resort.
Boats moored at Potter's Cay with the Paradise Island bridge loaded up with exiting visitors.
Dancers performing Caribbean cabaret routine.
The small and quaint hamlet of Simms on Long Island and its pink post office and jail.
Statues in Costa Rica, in front of Banco Central.
View from the Beaches Plantation Inn in Ocho Rios.
The historic plaque announcing the landfall island of Grand Turk to Christopher Columbus during his dicovery of the New World in 1492.
Old car door detail with padlock.
Thermal waterslide, Centro Turistico, near Las Hornillas Miravalles Volcano.
The San Salvador Museum with an exterior tiled mural of Christopher Columbus mid sail.
Caribbean views from Firefly, once the home of Noel Coward.
Shafton Estate Great House in Bluefields.
Man holding an endangered boa constrictor.
Woman holding Two toed Sloth (Choloepus didactylus) in Aviarios de Caribe.
Green Hill Guest House near Section in the Blue Mountains.
A roadside vendor selling something for the 'drive' (for men only).
Cabaret dancer on Carnival float.
Negril gift shop.
Portrait of family of women outside house.
Statue of Christ near San Isidro de Perez Zeledon.
Giggling schoolgirls studying the tourists.
Laundry time near Albert Town.
Playing cricket in Long Bay beach park.
Plaque at Quadrant Wharf recounting the history of Discovery Bay.
Vendor and her floating shop, perfect for snorkellers.
Espiritu Santo Church tower.
Parrot wood carving from Lou Lou in Cambridge.
Negril wood carvings meet their maker.
Rum Bubba's at Arthur's Beach in Governor's Harbour, selling a fish fry their way.
1958 Buick Century passing Che Guevara billboard.
Water Square in Flamouth.
A curious sign in Dunmore Town. Conch shells and other bits for sale on Harbour Island.
Montego Bay.
Ripe ackee fruit.
Late afternoon in Dunmore Town.
Church of Santissima Trinidad in Plaza Major from rooftop.
Dance performance at Tropicana nighclub.
Clothes atll at the International Bazaar of the Grand Bahamas.
Tropical flower.
Frenchman's Cove at Port Antonio.
The Dixon Hill Lighthouse in San Salvador. It was built by the Imperial Lighthouse Service in 1887 and is one of the last hand-operated, kerosine-lit lighthouses in the world and the last of its type in The Bahamas.
Rose Hall in Montego Bay.
A traditional sloop anchored off Harbour Island port.
Colourfully painted old warehouse on Bay Street in Nassau.
Nine Mile, birthplace of Bob Marley.
Good Hope Estate.
Washing 1959 Cadillac Eldorado.
Statue of Paul Bogle (leader of the Morant Bay Rebellion in 1865), Morant Bay.
1957 Chevy Bel-Air in cobbled streets.
T-shirt for sale at Negril Beach.
Cleaning the meat from the conch shell. The conch meat is the primary source of protein for the islanders and is widely sort after for the sweet white meat.
Feeding a 'doctorbird', Jamaica's national symbol, at the Rocklands Bird Feeding Station in Anchovy.
Guide at Bob Marley Museum demonstrating the powers of the 'inspiration stone,' where the reggae superstar learned to play guitar.
Sorting bananas for market.
The beautiful coral pink sand of Pink Sand Beach in Eleuthera on Harbour Island.
An Osprey nest in Salt Cay.
Lucea Clocktower.

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