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tropic-havens · 3 days
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Caribbean sunset
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sincerelytennessee · 21 hours
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herpsandbirds · 3 months
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2 color varieties of the Land Snail, Helicina viridis, family Helicinidae, Dominican Republic
photographs by Carlos De Soto Molinari
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allurahomeofbeauty · 3 months
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toysouljah718 · 3 months
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happilyeclecticdaze · 2 months
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I'm in love with this Caribbean Beach house!! 🌊🌴🐚🧜‍♀️
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yannsummerss · 9 months
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Every letter counts - Maryse Seigu.
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politijohn · 2 years
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Some good news
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tygerland · 1 year
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Full Moon, Haitian Rhythm (1931, oil on canvas, 30×24 in.) by African-American artist, William Edouard Scott.
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lil-olssen · 2 years
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The day after watching the movie Cool Runnings 🤪😜
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pangeen · 1 year
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“ Sleeping With Giants “ // © Luke Saddler 
Music:  Tony Anderson - The King
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tropic-havens · 12 hours
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Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
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herpsandbirds · 3 months
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Land Snail, Helicina aff. bineyana, family Helicinidae, Dominican Republic
photographs by Carlos De Soto Molinari
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whodonthear · 1 year
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faircatch · 2 months
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Bluntblackjew via Instagram: "Jamaican Jewish history is so extensive that this post would, instead of 7 slides, probably extend to 30 or more. That is what I love about the history of Jamaica, and the fact this is history is living history. This condensed version is how Jamaican Jews came as refugees and became one of the many people on the island to directly influence history "Jews in the Caribbean, especially Safardi Jews, never disappeared. We continue to exist, and I hope this post educates and removes the erasure of our history that we continue to see."
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allura-raine · 2 months
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C a r i b b e a n B l u e
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