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Karen
and Lee Duquette's FLASHBACK |
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Below: Karen Duquette took pictures from the hotel balcony |
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Below: Photos taken on Paradise Island in 1985 |
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Below:Karen and Lee Duquette relaxed with their new friends at Paradise Island Resort |
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Below: Karen and Lee Duquette |
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Below: Ruins of a Tagua airplane left on the beach. Not a very comforting site for tourists. |
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Karen and Lee Duquette paid $36 each to observe dolphins close-up, take pictures from an observation deck, hear interesting facts about dolphins, and ask questions about the animal care and staff. |
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Below: Lee Duquette got in a weird position to see the dolphins |
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Below: They sat with their feet in the water as the dolphins swam around and they took photos. Afterwards, they stepped stepped into the shallow area to touch the amazing dolphins. |
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Below: Time for Karen Duquette to step into the shallow area to touch the amazing dolphins. But she was instructed to keep one hand behind their back at all times. |
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Below: Then it was Lee Duquette's turn to pet the dolphins |
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