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2005-04-02 New images in Montreal, Old Montreal and Quebec City. New galleries: Mont Tremblant, Fete des Neiges (Montreal) and Quebec City Winter Carnival.
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Woman holding pink hat looking up towards the blue sky.
ARASHI BEACH ARUBA
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Crystal Casino in downtown Oranjestad at sunset.
ORANJESTAD ARUBA
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Aruba's party buses making their stop at California Lighthouse.
ARUBA
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Colorful Adirondack chairs looking over the Caribbean sea
PALM BEACH ARUBA
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The Divi divi tree (Caesalpinia coriaria), also known as the watapana tree, can be seen all over the island of Aruba.
EAGLE BEACH ARUBA
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The Old Mill (De Olde Molen) was built in the Netherlands in 1804 and brought to Aruba in 1962.
PALM BEACH ARUBA
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Man feeding an iguana lizard.
PALM BEACH ARUBA
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Aruba gallery
Aruba is a sunny, accessible Caribbean island, with modern facilities and quaint, colourful Dutch-flavoured architecture. You'll probably be going to Aruba to lie on one of its beautiful beaches or swim its turquoise waters.
Popular spots are along the southern coast, where you'll find the major hotels, casinos and the most accessible beaches. Aruba has extremely reliable weather (forecast for this year: sunny with cloudy periods) and is mostly unaffected by hurricanes throughout the year.
Aruba's landscape is barren and dry, dotted with cacti and scrub. There is a constant breeze that makes the heat bearable, and gives the Divi divi trees their characteristic leaning shape.
The people of Aruba speak a language called Papiamento, which originated in neighbouring Curacao, and incorporates other languages spoken by African slaves, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dutch.
The images you see in this gallery come mostly from my most recent trips to the island.