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Ruins of the Cloisters on Paradise Island in the Bahamas in the Caribbean.

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Ruins of the Cloisters on Paradise Island in the Bahamas in the Caribbean.

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Front view of cloisters on a sunny day, Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas

The ruins of the Cloisters on Paradise Island in the Bahamas in the Caribbean.

Ruins of the Cloisters on Paradise Island in the Bahamas in the Caribbean.

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