Mamiku Explained

Mamiku is on the island of Saint Lucia; it is located on the eastern coast, near Mon Repos. The Mamiku Estate and Mamiku Gardens is an estate and botanical gardens. It was formerly a sugar plantation and is now a banana plantation.

References

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• Patricia J Fay. "Pottery on the Plantation: The Mamiku Estate". Creole Clay: Heritage Ceramics in the Contemporary Caribbean. University Press of Florida. 2017. Pages 109 to 113. See also page 98.
• Karl Luntta. "Mamiku Gardens". The Rough Guide to St Lucia. Rough Guides. 2003. Pages 129 and 130.
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• "Flora and frigate birds". Insight Guides: Caribbean: The Lesser Antilles. Apa Publications (UK) Limited. 2016.
• Sarah Cameron. "Praslin Bay and around". St Lucia & Dominica: with Fort-de-France. (Footprint Focus). Footprint. 2013. Page 39. See also page 51.
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• Kimberly J Morse (ed). The Americas: An Encyclopedia of Culture and Society. ABC-CLIO. 2022. Volume 2. p 794. 

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