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Or, more precisely, the giant ‘coqui.’ The little frog is a popular national symbol in Puerto Rico.
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Or, more precisely, the giant ‘coqui.’ The little frog is a popular national symbol in Puerto Rico.
The main, and only surviving gate through Old San Juan’s 16th-century walls
In El Yunque, as elsewhere, trees do what they have to do to survive…
East of El Yunque, along the beaches at Luquillo, 60 stands offer all kinds of food…it’s a quarter-mile of temptation
It’s a walking trail down to La Nina Falls, but it has its steep parts, too
These playful sculptures are at La Placita, the fresh produce market in Santurce, San Juan
Or, more precisely, the giant ‘coqui.’ The little frog is a popular national symbol in Puerto Rico.
The main, and only surviving gate through Old San Juan’s 16th-century walls
In El Yunque, as elsewhere, trees do what they have to do to survive…
East of El Yunque, along the beaches at Luquillo, 60 stands offer all kinds of food…it’s a quarter-mile of temptation
It’s a walking trail down to La Nina Falls, but it has its steep parts, too
These playful sculptures are at La Placita, the fresh produce market in Santurce, San Juan