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<\/a><\/p>\nThis one in North-East Harbor, Maine with my cousins Tom & Judy<\/p>\n
There are others though where Annette and I could see no one anywhere. Below is Hawksbill Cay, Exumas Bahamas. The Cay is un-inhabited and for the two days we were there, the ONLY living souls around.<\/p>\n Below is from a recent passage about 30 miles off the coast of Georgia. Granted but we had go offshore to get it but the view well speaks for itself.<\/p>\n The coast of Maine<\/p>\n An uninhabited island in Maine, yes Maine and NOT the moon.<\/p>\n An empty anchorage along the Intercostal Waterway<\/p>\n The image that really inspired the post from yesterday, Annette standing on the beach at Cumberland Island Georgia. In truth there were 4 other people on the beach, 2 were about 1.5 miles left of Annette and the other 2 about 1.5 miles right. Based on our previous lives, that\u2019s almost alone.<\/p>\n I am not saying being alone is better or worse but I have to say in the world from where we came from it is weird to be \u201calone.\u201d On this trip being \u201calone\u201d are the moments when I feel the luckiest. Its just such an unusual \u201cplace\u201d to be. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I am not sure how these pictures will come out but thought the contents was worth the reisk. As were walking the beach yesterday it struck me how many times Annette and I have been totally alone on this trip. … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n