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Cycling in Florida – Jupiter Island, Hobe Sound, Florida
Our camping spot beside the canal at St. Lucie Locks and Dam in Stuart, Florida had its advantages. Every hour a new batch of boats would pass by .
Posted in Florida, USA
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