| Note
the
rather
chaotic
street
scene. |
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| There
is
a
mixture
of
old
and
new
all
round
the
town. |
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| What
can
you
see
for
sale
in
the
street
market? |
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| Look
at
the
footpath
and
the
road.
Are
there
any
road
marking
similar
to
ours
in
Oxford? |
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| More
of
the
timber
buildings
which
can
be
found
all
over
St
Lucia. |
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| Inside
a
store. |
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| Notice
these
children
wearing
their
school
uniform. |
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| The
statue
of Derek
Woolcott. |
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| Sugar
used
the
be
the
main
industry
when
there
were
slaves
to
do
the
bulk
of
the
work.
Slaves
were
brought
in
from
West
Africa.
On
1830
slavery
was
abolished
and
the
sugar
industry
declined.
In
1960
the
last
sugar
factory
closed.
This
image
shows
the
waterwheel
that
was
part
of
the
sugar
mill.
Bananas
soon
took
over
and
the
main
industry.
80%
of
the
workers
are
involved
in
the
banana
trade
and
it
makes
up
40%
of
their
exports. |
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| When
the
sugar
mill
closed
someone
stopped
the
mill
by
putting
a
huge
spanner
in
the
works
-
hence
the
modern
saying
"Put
a
spanner
in
the
works"
to
stop
something
working. |
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| A
cruise
ship
in
the
harbour. |
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| A
group
of
men
playing
dominoes. |
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| One
of
the
Pitons
with
the
village
in
front. |
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| A
St.
Lucia
sunset. |
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| A
wedding
gazebo. |
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| A
petrol
station |
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