Port of Spain, Trinidad BWI, at the turn of the 20th century.
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Alice doesn't live here anymore
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2 comments:
Sorry but I have no idea what this is about
lpg - No need for the sorry. I admit it was a little cryptic. I loved the images as they reminded me of my great grandmother's house in Port of Spain and rather than bore all and sundry with a trip down memory lane I decided to keep it short and sweet. And since she was known to the locals as Miss Alice it seemed apt.
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