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            Community Museum                                                                   Dak di panchi (clay roof tiles)




































                                                                                              Here  in  Aruba  this  “dak  di  panchi”  can  be  seen  on  every  Aruban
            Here in Aruba we do have much more than white beaches so leave the beach for a day   houses and I’m fascinated with this Dutch architecture design with
            to enjoy this museum in San Nicolas and the Museum of Industry also in this photo. With the   clay roof tiles. Dated 700 BC and still it will enhance your house in this
            opening of the refinery in 1927 many workers came from the other islands in the Caribbean   modern era.  In the last centuries houses where yellow and white but
            and so did Mr Nicolaas who came from Bonaire and opened the Nicolaas Store in San Nico-  nowadays the more colorful the better and I love that concept. This
            las in 1930. The Community Museum is housed here and a must visit. The Museum of Industry   house can be seen in the Kudawecha neighborhood and for sure you
            in the old water tower is visible in this photo too.                              must stop to take some colorful photos.
            My wife told me that I’m just like a monkey                                        Baby moon














































            Yes, this is true because I’m obsessed with bananas and coconut water just like monkeys
            do. There are three places where you can find fresh coconut water. The first one is next to the   Aruba also benefits from this increasingly growing trend for mums-
            big red anchor on the road to Baby Beach. The other one is on your left going to downtown   to-be to head off on holiday with their partners before the imminent
            from the airport and the Coconut Big Dad is at the California Lighthouse. This guy makes also   happiness of the new arrival. This is a photo I took of this amazing
            coconut ice cream. I drink a minimum of one coconut water a day and it’s so good for your   couple Danielle and Josh. This baby boy will for sure be an Aruban
            health and will prevent kidney stones.                                            ambassador, mark my words.
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