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Item is an image of the starboard side of the train ferry Alaska underway.

Twelfth page of Remember the Cave, showing acknowledgements and an image of a performer.

Item is a performance of kindergarten students at the student assembly held in the great hall.

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

Joe Uyeyama, Shirley Mather (nee Uyeyama), Mary Hirose (nee Uyeyama), Ruby Eikenaar (nee Uyeyama) in Uyeyama living room, Kelowna, BC

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

Santa Barbara Church in Mompox (Santa Cruz de Mompox), Colombia, is a colonial-era church known for its unique baroque architecture, distinctive bell tower with a balcony, and its central role in the town’s religious and cultural history.

The Archaeological Park of San Agustín in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustín culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

Malpelo Island is a remote, rocky island in the Pacific Ocean belonging to Colombia, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and shark populations, and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Santa Barbara Church in Mompox (Santa Cruz de Mompox), Colombia, is a colonial-era church known for its unique baroque architecture, distinctive bell tower with a balcony, and its central role in the town’s religious and cultural history.

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

The Archaeological Park of San Agustin in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustin culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

Malpelo Island is a remote, rocky island in the Pacific Ocean belonging to Colombia, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and shark populations, and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Santa Barbara Church in Mompox (Santa Cruz de Mompox), Colombia, is a colonial-era church known for its unique baroque architecture, distinctive bell tower with a balcony, and its central role in the town’s religious and cultural history.

The Archaeological Park of San Agustín in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustín culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

The Archaeological Park of San Agusti­n in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by the San Agusti­n culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

Malpelo Island is a remote, rocky island in the Pacific Ocean belonging to Colombia, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and shark populations, and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Santa Barbara Church in Mompox (Santa Cruz de Mompox), Colombia, is a colonial-era church known for its unique baroque architecture, distinctive bell tower with a balcony, and its central role in the town’s religious and cultural history.

Malpelo Island is a remote, rocky island in the Pacific Ocean belonging to Colombia, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and shark populations, and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.