In Pointe-a-Pitre, we were the only cruise ship.
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Young people in yellow polo shirts helped us in the city and bade farewell on the pier.
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Unfortunately, this port city is no obvious beauty. Small pearls of splendor are hidden in a maze of busy streets, water stained concrete walls, and flat roofs.
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