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These are some of the spring break cruise photos from our cruise to Costa Maya, Mexico, Grand Cayman, and Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
Nanna decided to go for a walk through Wekiva Springs state park, and see what sort of adventure she could find.
I apologize for so many (55) photos. Alot are repetitive and some duplicate.. i couldn't make up my mind lol.
It turned out for a beautiful and very fun day ^_^
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Nanna: Fairyland C-line Ineffa
Faceup: by Me :3
Wig: Monique pretty girl
Shirt: Mio
Shorts: ATM
Vest: little moda
Shoes: Newline miniatures
During Spring Break 2014, some of our Middle and Upper School choral students performed at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in NYC with choral students from Davidson Fine Arts.
This pic was taken while on Spring Break in Southport and Oak Island, North Carolina, during the week of March 13-20, 2004.
We had service trips out the wazoo this #SpringBreak! Interested in getting involved in service and retreats? Learn more about our Mission, Ministry, & Service team here bit.ly/3ibgPXm
www.stvincent.edu | 22 Saint Vincent students and 2 faculty traveled over spring break to study the geology and environmental science of Iceland. The trip was part of two different science courses, one for STEM majors and the other for students fulfilling the core natural science requirement. In addition to scaling the glacier the group studied the tectonic processes shaping the island, soil conservation initiatives, geothermal heating and electricity generation, and agriculture processes that allow tomatoes to be farmed year around in the artic and fish to be caught and shipped to US tables in 48 hours.
www.stvincent.edu | 22 Saint Vincent students and 2 faculty traveled over spring break to study the geology and environmental science of Iceland. The trip was part of two different science courses, one for STEM majors and the other for students fulfilling the core natural science requirement. In addition to scaling the glacier the group studied the tectonic processes shaping the island, soil conservation initiatives, geothermal heating and electricity generation, and agriculture processes that allow tomatoes to be farmed year around in the artic and fish to be caught and shipped to US tables in 48 hours.