Plantation ruin at Caneel Bay on St. John. 
Caneel Bay is a very beautiful place with a rich history. For Caneel's history click here.Below: Two other different views from Caneel.
This week's theme at Written is broken. A very thought provoking theme. 
beautiful photographs of a beautiful place, very interesting history too.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you'd go there for recovery.
Love the ruins we have everywhere here. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteoh laura, the pic of you in water is beautiful..really nice! i like ruins as well!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture for Carmi's theme. the picture of you in the water is stunning.
ReplyDeleteAll beautifulst, comprised yours ..... shoulders .....ha ha ha
ReplyDeleteSin not to see to you well.
There is a place for me from those you leave?
Hello Laura. A great kiss
I wish I could be there. You've captured it's beauty.
ReplyDeletehi laura,
ReplyDeletei enjoyed your photos and hope all is going well for you in such a lovely spot.
cheers,
gord h.
You really ought to teach composition. You always manage to make memorable images look even more powerful just by the way you choose to shoot them.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of ruins for the theme...what a great idea you had to share these!
You've got me thinking about how much we wish to fix that which is broken. Time for me to go churn. Thanks for the inspiration, Laura!
Hi sealaura - you posted a comment on my blog on November 8, and I'm only just now discovering it. Thank you so much! You posted about my post on Sarita's pupusas!
ReplyDeleteYour blog looks heavenly!! I will spend some time reading it. Your photos are incredible!
thanks
I had to let you know that at usps.com (us postal service) you can purchase stamps with a lovely photo of the water in St.John! Saw that today while searching for holiday stamps. :>
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thanks for stopping by my blog...I love your pics ESPECIALLY the last one..is that you?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... The top picture, with that flame and those flowers, is really amazing.
ReplyDeleteAll that was old was once new. Great reminder. Perhaps if the scenery around me was as tranquil I wouldn't have to knit so much
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These are wonderful, esp. that last shot! Great collection for Carmi's broken them - it was thought provoking.
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