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Introducing Saba
There once was a man and a woman who lived in a perfect garden. They were welcome in this idyllic thicket so long as they didn’t eat the fruit of one particular tree. You probably know the rest of the story, but what you didn’t know is that, although Adam and Eve ruined it for the rest of us, you can still have the chance to find your way back to Eden.
Paradise takes the form of a spiky volcano peak called Saba (pronounced say-bah) that pushes forth from the sea to pierce the lazy clouds above. It’s hard to believe that this breathtaking retreat is but a 15-minute flight from garish casinos and condominiums, especially since the island’s homogeneous white-green-brown architecture adds an extra sense of perfection to the naturally gifted enclave.
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Latest headlines for Saba
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Tributes paid at 7 July memorial
7 July 2009 3:21PM
Prince Charles pays tribute to the families who lost loved ones in the 7 July 2005 London bombings, at the permanent memorial.
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Families key to creating memorial
7 July 2009 12:47AM
How relatives of 7 July bombing victims helped drive the memorial's design.
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Families praise 7 July memorial
6 July 2009 1:05PM
Relatives of the victims of the the 7 July 2005 London bombings say a monument in their honour in Hyde Park is a "fitting tribute".
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