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A photographer could get lost for days (and I did!) in the maze of unmarked cobblestone streets paved by river stones and colorful houses that have been preserved since the colonial era, when wealthy merchants of sugar cane trade built colorful, terra cotta roofed neoclassical and baroque homes. A bird’s eye view of charming Trinidad, an Unesco world heritage city founded in 1514 with the Antigua Convento de San Francisco de Asis (Tower and church) in the background

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Image Size: 7360x4912 / 20.7MB; www.andreajohnsonphotography.com; A photographer could get lost for days (and I did!) in the maze of unmarked cobblestone streets paved by river stones and colorful houses that have been preserved since the colonial era Andrea Johnson Photography an Unesco world heritage city founded in 1514 with the Antigua Convento de San Francisco de Asis (Tower and church) in the background terra cotta roofed neoclassical and baroque homes. A bird’s eye view of charming Trinidad when wealthy merchants of sugar cane trade built colorful
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A photographer could get lost for days (and I did!) in the maze of unmarked cobblestone streets paved by river stones and colorful houses that have been preserved since the colonial era, when wealthy merchants of sugar cane trade built colorful, terra cotta roofed neoclassical and baroque homes. A bird’s eye view of charming Trinidad, an Unesco world heritage city founded in 1514 with the Antigua Convento de San Francisco de Asis (Tower and church) in the background