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April 3, 2020April 2, 2020 ~ Lens by Sarah

A couple watches the water from the rocks; 2017

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More snaps from my trip to DR last month - the ever important colmado! Similar to a NYC bodega, these (usually corner) stores are where you can buy anything and everything, in any quantity. Need a slice of cheese? A small bottle of oil? Chewing gum? They probably have it. Also a popular place to grab a cold one after work and listen to music.

Brilliant and thought provoking exhibition at @lucygarciagallery by @franz_caba in Santo Domingo! Seen in August but I believe it is still running. Highly recommend checking it out if you are in Zona Colonial!

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The Acuario Nacional in Santo Domingo is a great place for a quick visit, or spend more time with your family. It’s inexpensive to enter, and they have a small cafeteria where you can buy snacks and drinks. If you have additional time, walk along the malecon to the left of the aquarium, which is home to some iguanas!

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