bornofthelivingsun: Cathedal church Paramaribo, Suriname At the Gravenstraat 175 year old The Roman Catholic “ Ss. Peter and Paul ” Cathedral of Paramaribo is the largest wooden cathedral in the world. Also reputed to be the largest wooden building in the Americas. HISTORY (from information plate) : After the first Roman Catholic church In Surinam…
denaquie: Countries Series-Suriname Part 2 the pictures are from google,originally from: http://www.thejakartapost.com http://chooseaplace.blogspot.com.br http://www.fredhoogervorst.com http://www.aparch.com http://news.nationalgeographic.com http://oursurprisingworld.com http://www.panoramio.com http://www.vidadeturista.com http://fotovita.wordpress.com
funnywildlife: Surinam Crested Oropendola by San Diego Shooter on Flickr. stunning blue eyes
jamiexjoey-blog: After packing all my boyfriend’s stuff at Delft, we headed to Rotterdam for dinner. We wanted something small and not too heavy, so we decided to go to a random Surinamese/Javanese restaurant in Chinatown. My boyfriend ordered Roti with chicken and I chose Saoto soup. It was my first time having Saoto soup, or…
suzylynnorama: Remains of Peperpot, an old Coffee an Cacao Plantation (1702).Commewijne, Suriname, South America. Feb 2013
filavaria: Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge crossing the Suriname River connecting Parimaribo District and village Meerzorg in Suriname. The bridge was open for the public on april 15, 2000. The 1504-meter bridge was built by the Dutch company Ballast-Nedam. More on this remarkable bridge on http://communities.zeelandnet.nl/suriname/pagina/56905