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Comcast building --- under construction. Retain this picture: the 19th and 21st centuries co-existing - The Arch St. Presbyterian Church - complimenting the Comcast building. The picture cries for its complement --- Comcast Completed. 04272009
several times - fantastic place, staff is great, kind of in the middle of nowhere (no kids), very private... here are some more photos: http://sligamarole.com/paraiso/
This Island was apparently the theme behind the famous shanty,
"fifteen men on a dead man's chest
yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum.
Drink and the devil had done for the rest,
yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum".
The shanty was made famous from R. L. Stevensons "Treasure Island", but is a bit of unintelligible at first glance.
Now the actual name of this island is "Dead Man's Chest", and story has it that the pirate Blackbeard once marooned a mutinous crew there, leaving each hand a bottle of rum and a cutlass. He was hoping they'd all kill eachother. But when he eventually returned after 30 days, he found 15 men still alive. The rest were dead.
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Comcast building --- under construction. Retain this picture: the 19th and 21st centuries co-existing - The Arch St. Presbyterian Church - complimenting the Comcast building. The picture cries for its complement --- Comcast Completed. 04272009
several times - fantastic place, staff is great, kind of in the middle of nowhere (no kids), very private... here are some more photos: http://sligamarole.com/paraiso/
nice shot ! the dementions really caught my eye, good job.
This Island was apparently the theme behind the famous shanty, "fifteen men on a dead man's chest yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum. Drink and the devil had done for the rest, yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum". The shanty was made famous from R. L. Stevensons "Treasure Island", but is a bit of unintelligible at first glance.
Now the actual name of this island is "Dead Man's Chest", and story has it that the pirate Blackbeard once marooned a mutinous crew there, leaving each hand a bottle of rum and a cutlass. He was hoping they'd all kill eachother. But when he eventually returned after 30 days, he found 15 men still alive. The rest were dead.
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damn impressive. how was the hike to this spot? rough going?
This shot makes me feel right at home. We stay at Kiahuna Plantation when visiting the island.