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Flight over Saint-Martin | FAXINFO

October 21, 2025

Flight over Saint-Martin | FAXINFO
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The Friendly Books publishing house has published "St Martin Horizon", a book entirely dedicated to aerial photographs of the island.

Produced with the participation of local photographers, the book offers a unique overview of Saint-Martin: its beaches, hills, roads and villages seen from above, in an infinite palette of blues and greens.

To mark this release, a launch party will be held on Thursday, October 23, 2025 at 18 p.m. at Ti Korner (Photos Caraïbes), in Marigot, at Les Amandiers.

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The authors will be present, accompanied by large-format prints and posters from the book.

With this seventh title, The Friendly Books continues its work of promoting the island's visual heritage, between natural beauty and artistic vision.

The book will be available from the end of October in the usual points of sale and on www.thefriendlybooks.com

 

 

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