Yes, I take a vacation every year in February. Usually a week, sometimes a bit longer, but always to some place warm. This year the destination was San Juan, PR. The first installment of the travel log: photos from around Old San Juan.
The city was founded more than 400 years ago when the Spanish held Puerto Rico as a strategic outpost in the “new world” and the architecture, layout, and construction reflect not only that age but also a lot of the Spanish building principles. From the balconies to the thin, tall shutter-doors to the buildings built around a central courtyard, San Juan feels in many respects like a Spanish city.
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No, really, click on the images.
Are you sure you don’t want to see bigger versions of these? They’re pretty.
Seriously, I did a lot of work resizing these. Click on the images!
If you’ve made it this far without looking at bigger photos…well, OK. But you’re really missing out.
More photo galleries to come!
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