A few flowers still remain from a wedding that was held on Orient Beach. |
A common sight on the island of St. Martin is the crossing of the goats. Never know when they, or perhaps a herd of cows, may think it's time to cross to graze in a new site. |
I think I take this same photo every trip I make to Philipsburg. |
Massage therapy is popular on the beaches of St. Martin. |
Colorful decorations by an Orient Village restaurant. |
Ready for customers. |
A door in Marigot, the French capital of St. Martin. Looks as if there have been years or advertisements that have hung on this door |
You can go either way in this building. |
Another beautiful parrot. |
This beach walker was overcome with the spirit of St. Martin while walking on Orient Beach. |
Small carving for sale in an art gallery. |
Colorful hotel on the island. |
Not quite sure what was in the bottles, but they certainly are colorful. |
Island flower. |
A car passes as two young women talk outside Il Netuno Restaurant. |
Art Gallery in Grand Case on the French side of St. Martin. |
The note in the glass says "Reserved." Perhaps for one of the arriving ferry patrons to Pinel Island. |
Don't you just love the colors. |
A wooden walking bird. |
One more ancient relic from the past. |
My $10 close-up lens for my iPhone gives remarkable photos. |
I love the tiles on the roof of this villa in Orient in St. Martin. |
A selfie on our return trip by ferry from Pinel for LDub and his wife Carol. |
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