African Statues In The Water at Sienna Lamontagne blog

African Statues In The Water. Grenada is on its own a spectacular place to visit, what with its spicy nature, rugged and remarkable terrain, and vibrant people. Grenada’s haunting underwater sculpture park is a tribute to the nearly two million african slaves thrown into the sea during the transatlantic slave trade. The first of its kind,. Titled vicissitudes, many have attributed the monument to those lost in the atlantic slave trade, though sculptor jason decaires taylor denies this purpose. Numerous social media users and bloggers have shared photographs of statues in an underwater sculpture park, in posts that say that they were built as a tribute to slaves thrown overboard. This park is the world’s first underwater museum. For those who are lucky enough to go to granada island, you can see these breathtaking sculptures from the grenada underwater sculpture park in the heart of molinere bay. The grenada underwater sculpture park’s history is indeed as fascinating as the place itself. It is located off the west coast of grenada. At the ocean floor off the coast of grenada stands the underwater sculpture of 26 children holding hands. A mix of beauty and conservation. The grenada underwater sculpture park as it is known, is home to several of the sculptor’s creations, and is the world’s first underwater sculpture park.

The first of its kind,. This park is the world’s first underwater museum. Titled vicissitudes, many have attributed the monument to those lost in the atlantic slave trade, though sculptor jason decaires taylor denies this purpose. For those who are lucky enough to go to granada island, you can see these breathtaking sculptures from the grenada underwater sculpture park in the heart of molinere bay. Numerous social media users and bloggers have shared photographs of statues in an underwater sculpture park, in posts that say that they were built as a tribute to slaves thrown overboard. Grenada is on its own a spectacular place to visit, what with its spicy nature, rugged and remarkable terrain, and vibrant people. At the ocean floor off the coast of grenada stands the underwater sculpture of 26 children holding hands. The grenada underwater sculpture park as it is known, is home to several of the sculptor’s creations, and is the world’s first underwater sculpture park. It is located off the west coast of grenada. The grenada underwater sculpture park’s history is indeed as fascinating as the place itself.

The mystery behind Grenada's haunting underwater sculpture park

African Statues In The Water Grenada is on its own a spectacular place to visit, what with its spicy nature, rugged and remarkable terrain, and vibrant people. The grenada underwater sculpture park’s history is indeed as fascinating as the place itself. This park is the world’s first underwater museum. Grenada’s haunting underwater sculpture park is a tribute to the nearly two million african slaves thrown into the sea during the transatlantic slave trade. Numerous social media users and bloggers have shared photographs of statues in an underwater sculpture park, in posts that say that they were built as a tribute to slaves thrown overboard. A mix of beauty and conservation. At the ocean floor off the coast of grenada stands the underwater sculpture of 26 children holding hands. The grenada underwater sculpture park as it is known, is home to several of the sculptor’s creations, and is the world’s first underwater sculpture park. For those who are lucky enough to go to granada island, you can see these breathtaking sculptures from the grenada underwater sculpture park in the heart of molinere bay. Grenada is on its own a spectacular place to visit, what with its spicy nature, rugged and remarkable terrain, and vibrant people. Titled vicissitudes, many have attributed the monument to those lost in the atlantic slave trade, though sculptor jason decaires taylor denies this purpose. The first of its kind,. It is located off the west coast of grenada.