Thursday, February 12, 2011: On our last day in Aruba, we took an early morning car-tour
around some of the island.  |
California Lighthouse on the NW tip of the island as seen through ancient, land-locked coral. |
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A windswept Divi-divi tree on the beach. |
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Cactus on the beach? Well, that's different, but that's Aruba. |
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Mt. Jamanota, only 620 ft. above flat Aruba and covered with cacti. |
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South America is only 17 miles south of Aruba, but it's still considered in the Caribbean. |
We flew back into Atlanta and landed around 8 PM (EST). After our farewells at the airport, we hopped back in the car with Danny and Brenda for the drive back to Nashville. We made a quick stop in downtown Atlanta at the famous
Varsity Drive-In for some junk food to tide us over on the trip home. We got home about midnight. What a great trip!
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