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Grand Central Station
Atlantic Seaboard | January
"Soon, I was standing at the arch of the white marbled Grand Central Station. It is intensely modern, and the galley was giant. Every footstep echoed here, although there were hundreds of black, white and beige clothed bodies moving everywhere, every sound was a soft echo, a shuffle, an eerie quiet. For this, I liked Grand Central Station, and commented..."
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Sweet Southern Swamp
Atlantic Seaboard | April
"The décor of the Okefenokee is neither a moss, nor Spanish, but a peculiar species belonging to the new world plant family Bromeliacae. It's technically a bromeliad; more closely related to pineapples and those brilliant epiphytes that cling to the Jungles of Central America and the South Pacific."
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