Flash back button Karen Duquette and Amy Tinocotime running backwards
explored The Fort of Castillo San Felipe del Morro
in San Juan, Puerto Rico
October 1, 2007
Department of the Interior building Department of Interior building

Castillo San Felipe del Morro, also known as El Morro, is a citadel built between the 16th and 18th centuries in San Juan, Puerto Rico. It is named in honor of King Phillip II of Spain. The fortification was designed to guard the entrance to the San Juan Bay and defend the Spanish colonial port city of San Juan from seaborne enemies.
first view of the castle first view of the castle
Karen Duquette Amy Tinoco
Karen Duquette Amy Tinoco

Below: Views of the Liberty of the Seas cruise ship from the fort.
Liberty of the Seas cruise ship Liberty of the Seas cruise ship
Amy Tinoco and the cruise ship
Liberty of the Seas cruise ship Liberty of the Seas cruise ship

The Sentry Box protects persons, while allowing him to see this surroundings.
The Tower The Tower
The Tower The Tower
The Tower The Tower
The Tower
Karen Duquette at the Sentry Box Karen Duquette at the Sentry Box
Amy Tinoco at the Sentry Box
Amy Tinoco at the doorway Amy Tinoco at another tower
anotherSentry Box arch walkway

Below: A view of the top of the cemetery tower
view of the cemetery tower view of the cemetery tower
inside the walls of the castle inside the walls of the castle
flags flags

Below: Looking out through various openings
view from an opening view from an opening
view from an opening view from an opening
Karen Duquette in an arch Amy Tinoco in an archway
locked door Amy Tinoco knocking on a door
texture the boys and cannon balls
Karen Duquette arches

Below: Karen Duquette with friends, Amy, Doug and Tom enjoying views of the Liberty of the Sea
Karen, Amy and the cruise ship Doug, Karen, Tom
Karen, Doug, amy Liberty of the Seas

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