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| '''Turners Hall Woods''' is a ] and ] in the ] of ] in ]. There is a plaque commemorating the visit of Queen Elizabeth II along the trail. Monkeys are abundant here, as are other unusual flora and fauna. The trail will lead you gradually uphill to a great location overlooking the sea on the rugged east coast of the island. | '''Turners Hall Woods''' is a ] and ] in the ] of ] in ]. There is a plaque commemorating the visit of Queen Elizabeth II along the trail. Monkeys are abundant here, as are other unusual flora and fauna. The trail will lead you gradually uphill to a great location overlooking the sea on the rugged east coast of the island. | ||
| AND IT ALSO A NATIONAL TREASURE OF BARBADOS | |||
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Turners Hall Woods is a park and nature reserve in the parish of Saint Andrew in Barbados. There is a plaque commemorating the visit of Queen Elizabeth II along the trail. Monkeys are abundant here, as are other unusual flora and fauna. The trail will lead you gradually uphill to a great location overlooking the sea on the rugged east coast of the island.
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