The battle for Bimini: Hemingway's Bahamas paradise under threat as locals row over plans to bring in 500,000 tourists a year
It is the idyllic island that American author Ernest Hemingway loved, but Bimini, in the Bahamas, has become the subject of vicious rows over how to develop its tourism. The smallest inhabited island in the Bahamas is where Hemingway set his novel Islands in the Stream and has long been…
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