The tracks were used to pivot a 1870s Spanish breech-loading cannon.
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- The little Cafe where we ate dinner
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- Another cute little street
- A cute little side street (with mom standing on t...
- Some very bold pigeons
- One of the streets in Old San Juan
- Awww
- Plaza de Cristobal
- The tracks were used to pivot a 1870s Spanish bre...
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- Fort San Cristobal's sister fort
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- That's a very big cannon.
- The great thing about Puerto Rico is that they do...
- Awwww...
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- The view through another little window
- The view through a little window
- Sailboats are very pretty.
- I don't know if you've noticed, but I love the oc...
- Pretty!
- " Should I dress in white and search the sea as I ...
- Hace muy viento.
- A little observatory (with mom in it)
- A view from the fort
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- Cannons!
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- A wall (with my mom in front of it) :-)
- Daddy by a gate into the passageway
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- A cool view from the fort
- One of the walls of the fort
- Outside the visitors center for Fort San Cristoba...
- I I think it's the court house...either that or th...
- The ocean on the way to Old San Juan
- Me on our balcony
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