The ruins of a colonialist plantation, are sorrounded by lot of stories, including that Waitling did engage in shipwrecking, and there are the souls of its victims guarding the place
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The ruins of a colonialist plantation, are sorrounded by lot of stories, including that Waitling did engage in shipwrecking, and there are the souls of its victims guarding the place
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The ruins are relatively well maintained, three of the buildings are easy to get to, a short hike down the hill will take you to the old well, all very cool. You can see other ruins nearby, but unless you want to bush-whack, you won't be able to see them.
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a short climb up a hill to see these ruins. there is a giant cookhouse chimney & oven that are still standing as well as the walls of the main house. there are no plaques or interpretive info. nice views from the hill top. at this time (March 2008), overgrown brush makes some of the outbuildings inacessible. bring bug spray.
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