bungalows

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A land and utility municipal housing project, Ponce, Puerto Rico (LOC)

  • Miss Jecka said:
    My grandfather's hometown. :)
  • Jeannette Quiñones-Cantore said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Ponce "Ciudad Señorial", and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.

74-74ª St. Leonard’s Street. Area L 100-101

  • Fraser1111 said:
    Now a gap site with a bus stop. The building with confectioner marked, at the left edge of the photograph is still there - although the confectioners has been turned into a house. Houses in the background - rear of Parkside Street.

Bungalows at the Lindeman Island resort, Queensland, 1947

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Lindeman Island Its natural beauty and breathtaking Whitsunday scenery make Lindeman Island one of the most spectacular tropical islands in Australia. Complemented by temperate days and nights, Lindeman Island was one of the first Whitsunday islands to be developed. The resort on Lindeman Island is no longer operational, however, a new island owner is currently planning the build a luxury resort with an estimated completion date of 2022. Aboriginal people refer to Lindeman Island as Yara-Kimba, the place of snapper-bream fish. Consisting of mostly National Park, Lindeman Island is a bushwalking paradise. More than 20 kilometres of bushwalking tracks allow visitors to stroll through the aptly named Butterfly Valley, or climb Mt Oldfield, which rewards the climb with stunning views across Hamilton and Whitsunday Island. Lindeman Island has seven beautiful beaches, with Gap Beach being favoured for snorkelling, with colourful reefs and abundant marine life near the shore. Dolphins can often be spotted from the shore throughout the year and Humpback whales between July to November. Birdwatchers will delight in more than 90 bird species that inhabit or visit the island. Source: www.queensland.com/au/en/places-to-see/destination-inform...