Here are more pictures of Farallón Dillon. I'll continue the story on the next page.
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I think this carving represents the patron saint of the sea. | Here's the bathtub with the mermaid painted on the side. You'd have a heck of a time bringing this souvenir home on the airplane. |
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Interior view of the gallery. | Another painting and ship's wheel. This is in another building full of STUFF. |
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This carved wood pirate is in the bar/restaurant building. | A roomful of stuff, part of the bar/restaurant building. |
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This is the bar. The door to the restroom (at left) is a watertight bulkhead door from a ship. | More stuff, including a mermaid statue, a statue of King Neptune, an Alaskan moosehead, and bust of Christopher Columbus, etc. |
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