Alas, there are only just a few of these old, wooden fishing huts left now. Sadly, nobody seems to care. This is a good example of them. The few that are left are tumbling down and not being maintained. A lot of them have been destroyed by storms also. Or by development. It is such a pity. They have such character. (insert heavy sigh here)
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Seen on Isla
This island wasn't always the booming tourist destination that it is now. It started out life (in modern times) as a sleepy little fishing village. I remember that when I first started visiting here as a tourist in 1990 many of the streets were still dirt. And there were a lot of buildings that looked like this:

Alas, there are only just a few of these old, wooden fishing huts left now. Sadly, nobody seems to care. This is a good example of them. The few that are left are tumbling down and not being maintained. A lot of them have been destroyed by storms also. Or by development. It is such a pity. They have such character. (insert heavy sigh here)
Alas, there are only just a few of these old, wooden fishing huts left now. Sadly, nobody seems to care. This is a good example of them. The few that are left are tumbling down and not being maintained. A lot of them have been destroyed by storms also. Or by development. It is such a pity. They have such character. (insert heavy sigh here)
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I absolutely love the colors! When I was visiting in October all I could notice were the colors and the hand painted signs.
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