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A kid in a candy shop, on a military base
Several hundred families, and about 70 kids, live on the base.
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Iggy the Iguana
Iggy has become the base's unofficial mascot, causing one of the galleys to be renamed "Iggy's...
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Phillips Dive Park
Phillips Dive Park is one of several locations on the base for scuba diving, one of the more popular activities for troops on days off.
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Fun in the Sun
The base's souvenir shop is full of T-shirts and chotchkes that could easily be found at any other...
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For your amusement
Gitmo has many of the same diversions and amenities typical of overseas bases, including athletic...
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More wildflowers at Camp X-Ray...
Although water is everywhere, the terrain is more arid than tropical. There are far more cactuses than palm trees, and far more lizards than seagulls.
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Guantanamo Bay
The U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay is 45 square miles, of which the detention camps comprise a...
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Sunset on the base
The area around the base is mountainous and dry, dotted mostly with cactuses, not palm trees.
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Gitmo: Wish You Were Here
