Left Behind in Bonaire
Malmok Lighthouse Ruins. Taken in Washington Slagbaai National Park, Bonaire.
Also to respond: The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge on Relic
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indahs: dive, travel & photography 
Lovely b&w!
Thank you so much Eden!
Perfect black and white. Thank you, Indah! Love, Amy
Ang many thanks for your sweet comment Amy! Truly appreciate it.. have a great day!
wow i dont even know where bonaire is, is this washington state in the us?
Hello..oh, Bonaire is a special municipality of the Netherlands in Caribbean, it is near to Venezuela. It is an island. The Washington Slagbaai is just a name of their national park, nothing to do with the Washington state in US. However, there are a lot US citizen visiting the island and their currency is US Dollar not Euro 🙂
Wow! How interesting, weird postcolonial world we live in
Indeed.. 🙂 One thing I know in 2010, they had referendum in Bonaire and majority chose to stay with the Netherlands, and it becomes Dutch special municipality. Meanwhile Aruba and Curacao sort of separate and have their own prime ministers and parliament but somehow they still get funding from the Dutch government – but now Aruba went bankrupt and gosh who knows what will happen to Curacao next..today’s news about Curacao airport shooting is not good for their tourism industry…
wow super interesting! thanks for dropping all this knowledge. i recently studied abroad in the netherlands for 4 months so everything dutch piques my interest now
Beautiful! 😉
Merci Beaucoup!
The pas will persist with the memories .Nice picture Indah.Greetings Jalal
Thank you so much Jalal!
Beautifully composed and rendered. Great image, Indah!
Thank you so much Kenn!
Wonderful choice for the challenge!
Many thanks! So glad to hear it from you 🙂
Fabulous pictures
Thank you!