CaribEthnoExp. Part IV. Antigua and BarbudaMapMarch 14 ... April 5, 2014 Elections are coming up here. You can vote for the red party. ![]() Or the blue party. ![]() St. John’s (Antigua)MapA cruise ship has docked in the city. ![]() Resort life. ![]() Regular life. ![]() A street. ![]() The city trash cans resemble the ones in New York. ![]() There are stone fortifications on many street corners (like in Frederiksted). ![]() The corners are also easily identifiable by the curved yellow road markings, which prohibit parking inside the turn radius. ![]() A fire hydrant. ![]() A bus stop. ![]() A street sign. ![]() A monument. Colorful, like the statues in ancient Greece. ![]() Codrington (Barbuda)MapThe second island in the country’s name is Barbuda. ![]() The only thing it’s known for is supplying sand for construction on Antigua. ![]() From the air, it’s already obvious to the experienced traveler that there’s nothing to do here. ![]() A walk on the ground will fully confirm that suspicion. ![]() As will the locals. ![]() |
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