salt - Bonaire
the salt pier
salt - Bonaire
salt - Bonaire
salt flats Bonaire
salt flats and mountains
slave houses
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lighthouse keeper's home
wonders at the beach
Willemstoren Lighthouse
Willemstoren Lighthouse
Sorobon Beach
Sorobon Beach
Sorobon Beach
Sorobon Beach
baywatch
His Highness Sabu rests
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Fort Oranje Lighthouse
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St. George's Morning
Kralendijk
waiting for a ship to tie
Prison for sale - HFF!
leaving Curacao
waterfront photographers
Willemstad waterfront
Willemstad waterfront
Willemstad waterfront
abandoned Hotel Plaza at night
abandoned Hotel Plaza - Willemstad
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abandoned Hotel Plaza - Willemstad
abandoned Hotel Plaza - Willemstad
abandoned Hotel Plaza - Willemstad
CineLandia
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Simon Bolivar
Willemstad - colors
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Willemstad - Art déco
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Good Morning Bonaire
port of Kralendijk - Bonaire
Bonaire is the most eastern island of the ABC-islands, about 80 km north of Venezuela. The area is 294 km², the population is around 20000, the language is Dutch and Papiamento. It's a "Overseas Region" of the Netherlands.
Bonaire's earliest known inhabitants were the Arkaiko Indians, whose presence on Bonaire can be traced back to 2500 before the Common Era. Caquetio came later from Venezuela by canoe. Caquetio culture was destroyed by Europeans in the 15th and 16th century.
Bonaire is the most eastern island of the ABC-islands, about 80 km north of Venezuela. The area is 294 km², the population is around 20000, the language is Dutch and Papiamento. It's a "Overseas Region" of the Netherlands.
Bonaire's earliest known inhabitants were the Arkaiko Indians, whose presence on Bonaire can be traced back to 2500 before the Common Era. Caquetio came later from Venezuela by canoe. Caquetio culture was destroyed by Europeans in the 15th and 16th century.
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