"Noche de San Juan" bonfire, GA version, derived for my my beach rooms. It looks best in night-time beach rooms with dark sand, like my Nocturnal Combate beach.
If you want the AP version, click here. If you want the AP version for daylight beaches, click here
What is "Noche de San Juan"? Well, it's related to the ancient Midsummer festivals we all know about. The traditional midsummer party is celebrated in Spain, the Caribbean, and Latin-America in honor of San Juan (St. John the Baptist) and takes place in the evening of June 23. Basically, its just another excuse to go out to the beach (at least in the Caribbean where I live), party, and get drunk. There are obvious supernatural elements to it as well, but you can search that on your own.
“Porta del Sol” (literally “Doorway of the Sun”) is the name that the Puerto Rican department of tourism has given to the western coast of the island *cough*marketing gimmick*cough*. I created this item for my my beach rooms. Great addition to any Boricua looking to spice up their beach or any other outdoorsy room.
History of "El Combate": In 1759 the locals fought with a neighboring town for the ownership of the salt flats, hence the name "El Combate" (literally "the combat" or "the skirmish"). You will find restaurants on the road and the beach area at the end of Rt. 3301. This beach is part of the Boquerón Forest Reserve. Go farther south to reach the salt flats and the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse. If you have never seen how sea salt is harvested, this is a good place to see how its done.
Check out the items I derived for my Porta del Sol collection:
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