ANGUILLA
Last
28th October 2011, I received a visitor from Anguilla. Welcome to Woman724
and curious as always, surfed the net to know more about this country. I must confess;
I have very little knowledge of this place before this date.
I
am sure many have read about the Bermuda Triangle; a stretch of water between
Puerto Rico, Bermuda and Florida, the site where many planes and ships disappeared
under
highly unusual circumstances. Anguilla is one of the smallest inhabited
Caribbean island just
outside this triangle.


The
island's capital is The Valley. The total land area of the
territory is 91 km2 (35 sq mi), with a
population of approximately 13,500 (2006 estimate). Here and here.
hi katrina, wonder how it feels to live in such a small country huh. smaller than my hometown..
ReplyDeleteperhaps have to use international passport always when going out for shopping in bigger cities.
This is quite a unique post, many thanks for sharing..more of these will be fun to read too.
have a wonderful day
May I address you as Katrina too?
ReplyDeleteA very informative posting..good research.
Thanks for sharing it with all of us..you are always extra rajin..:DD
I love Pulau Langkawi, friendly people, fresh seafood and the legends..
ReplyDeleteImagine this place almost a quarter the size of Langkawi, must be beautiful and peaceful.
I love the seas, but after the tsunami (Indonesia and Japan and parts of Kedah), I hardly go near!
Hi all, my name is Josveek Huligar and I am from the island of Anguilla. If you all would like to know about Anguilla you can visit http://anguilla-anguilla.com or ask me right here and I would be more than happy to tell you about my Anguilla.
ReplyDeleteHello Josveek Huligar
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by, read and found out a lot about Anguilla and her beautiful history. Will surely visit yr site to get current updates of events there.
Cheers and have a wonderful day.