Jaco Town
Just a few years ago, there were only houses and vacant land on this side of the street in Jaco town.
Saturday, September 1
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2 comments:
So! You finally took that camera outside to the big city!!!! Congratulations. Beautiful shots - great clarity.
Most of the photos were taken of "the other side of the street" where just five short years ago, there were only small houses and vacant land. Now Jaco strip is developed on both sides of the street.
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