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Your support makes all the difference.Londoners were greeted with a special treat from the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, who brought an interactive slice of the incredible picturesque Cayman Islands to busy central London.
The 3D artwork portrays Stingray City, one of the most iconic locations of Grand Cayman, where visitors can touch, stroke and even kiss the hundreds of friendly rays that gather in the area. According to Cayman folklore, kissing a ray results in seven years good luck and Londoners were all too eager to pucker up as the artwork toured the capital!
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