Barbados

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	Barbados

The Francia Plantation House (no longer open to the public) is built is built of coral limestone blocks. The building in front of the main house is a "shade house"; its lattice roof and walls moderate the sunlight to the tender plants inside.

A covered staircase leads up to the side entrance (of the main house).

A fountain overlooks the front lawn.

Bordering the back lawn are bird-of-paradise flowers (Strelitzia reginae, native to South Africa).

Towering above is a related species, the traveler-palm (Ravenala madagascariensis).

The graveyard behind St. Andrews church looks down to the shore.

The wind on this bluff molds its trees.

"Mushroom rocks" undercut by ocean surf.

Ruins of the manor at Farley Hill National Park.

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