The Flickr Colonialruins Image Generatr

Pigeon Island is a national park on the northwest coast of St. Lucia in the eastern Caribbean Sea. The island is now joined to the main island by a causeway. Since colonial times this has served as a stronghold for the Spanish, then the French, and finally, the British. There are many ruins of old buildings and fortifications from different eras including these old church ruins. Through the windows, you can the turquoise Caribbean Sea.

I've spent a lot of time in St. Lucia and continue to go back, so I'm always posting more pictures of this beautiful Caribbean island. Click this link to see my full album www.flickr.com/photos/tpridemore/albums/72157625551418563

Near the Van Campen Inn, in the heart of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation area, are the remains of another colonial structure along this incline. It was apparently a cow barn, but it might be part of the remains of a fort from the period of the Seven Years' War between Grain Britain and France in the 1750s and early 1760s.

The Walpack area in northwestern New Jersey was actually well-populated before the migration of young people to the cities in the early twentieth century and the proposed (but ultimately defeated) Tocks Island Dam project of the 1950s and 1960s drove so many people out.

If I have to die, let it be somewhere to die for...

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