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I recently posted 18 photos showing Marigot from as early as 1902. Click on my blog link under this post and scroll back to October 27th if you care to see them. Interesting bunch of photos that I found on many different websites.
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Thanks for posting Larry. A lot of changes over the years.
Next SXM visit -November 2023. Also January 2024.
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Interesting how the waterfront has channged in Marigot Bay. The shoreline used to be right in front of La Vie en Rose, now much further out.
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Our first visit we ate at La Vie en Rose. I remembered it being waterfront but hubby said I was wrong. Now I have photo proof! LOL Thanks Larry.
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We ate there on our first visit too, and the next two or three, but it definitely wasn't waterfront then (2004). I sure do miss La Vie en Rose!
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