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a port in a storm

uring my travels, I D enjoy exploring historic districts, old train depots, grassroots airports, quaint seaports, and old lighthouses.

Lighthouses are especially cool. Seeing a lighthouse means you’re near an ocean, bay, river, or lake. Who doesn’t love looking out at a large body of water such as the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, the Mississippi River, or Lake Michigan?

Every lighthouse is different, and each has

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