A dried field in the hills of Concordia marks the destruction of Cité Popo that took place twenty five years ago.
Subject: Landscape
Marina in Marigot in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma
Saint-James neighborhood
The neighborhood of Saint-James in Marigot where a number of houses belonging to foreigners were burned down by the French government in the aftermath of Hurricane Luis. From afar there are no traces left of the destruction.
Creole Rock mural in Grand-Case
The mural depicts the landscape in the background as viewed from a house destroyed by Hurricane Irma. One can see Anguilla, Creole Rock and Bell Hill.
Red Roofed Home
The ruins of what was once a tiny red and white home in Grand-Case.
Pinel Island
One of the numerous small islands where tourists and locals enjoy going to rest quietly.
View of Concordia and Erased Popo
Cité Popo and the surrounding landscape, once it was erased. December 5, 1995
The border between the Dutch and the French side, French Quarter
The French and Dutch border is marked by flags, memorials, and signs. In virtue of the Concordia Treaty (1648), people move freely between the two countries.
Aftermath of Hurricane Luis, Orient Bay
Aerial view of Orient Bay showing the intense destruction of buildings and landscapes.
Trump’s Villa, Lowlands
Unlike much of the island, which was severely damaged during Hurricane Irma in 2017, President Trump’s villa was nearly unscathed.
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