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| Cultural Center in Fort de France |
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| Anthropology Museum in Fort de France |
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| Local market in downtown Fort de France |
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| Display of local produce |
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| Professor Ramakrishnan and French intern Jean-Marie at the market |
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| Entrance to the market |
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| Authentic Creole lunch by the beach |
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| Theater of St. Pierre destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Pelee in 1902 |
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| The ominous volcanic Mt. Pelee |
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| Chaperone Elise and Proffesor Francois at the monument remembering the capsized slave boat the coast of Martinique that killed many slaves who were unable to escape because they were chained. |
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| Students enjoying their Martiniquaise dance workshop. |
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| Learning to dance to Zouk music with a local dance instructor. |
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| Aerial view of the island of Martinique. |
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| Sumptuous breakfast at the hostel. |
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| Colorful spread of breakfast items. |
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| Breakfast seating on the terrace. |
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| Schoelcher University campus square |
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| Entrance to the campus |
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| Downtown Fort de France |
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| Cannot get away from Mickey D, even in the Antilles! |
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| French flag flying over the fort that gave the capital of Martinique its name, Fort de France. |
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Napoleon's wife Josephine with her head cut off. The story goes that she helped reestablish slavery in Martinique, and was despised by the locals. |
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| Fort de France public library |
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| Ceiling inside the library |
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| Interior of library |
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| Market |
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| Proffesor Ramakrishnan passing off as a Martiniquaise |
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| Sean gives it a try! |
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| Handmade jewelry in Fort de France |
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| Fort de France bay |
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| More of Mt. Pelee's destruction |
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| Chaperones Tennille, Elise, and Jean-Marie bringing the destroyed theater back to life |
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| Dungeon where the sole survivor of the 30,000 that perished in Mt. Pelee's eruption was found. |
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| Local alley in St. Pierre. |
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| Street named after Mt. Pelee's eruption: Hell Street |
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| Cascades in the tropical rain forests in Northern Martinique. |
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| Grounds where the film "Sugar Cane Alley" was shot. |
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| Place where the author of the book "Sugar Cane Alley", Joseph Zobel, lived. |
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| Diamond Rock, representing the struggle between the British and the French to claim Martinique. |
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| The protected ecosystem of Martinique's mangroves. |
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| Students relaxing at a cafe by the seashore on the Southern part of Martinique. |
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| Aerial view of downtown Fort de France. |
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| Our history proffesor, Marie-France, and our bus driver, Paul. |
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| Centre International de Sejour Martinique, our hostel. |
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| Ashlee, Spencer, and French intern Jean-Marie |
