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Title: History of four U.S. Submarines and the Submariner's Insignia

Description: An illustrated history of four U.S. Submarines: Halibut, Sunfish, Pollack, and T.A. Edison; illustrated history of the Dolphins - the submariner's insignia; History of U.S. Sub Base - Holy Loch, Scotland and three FBM Submarine Tenders: Holland, Hunley,

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Title: Stefan Kracke - The world seen through my camera

Description: Stefan Kracke is a renowned travel and landscape photographer based in Marlborough, New Zealand.

Keywords:MarlboroughSounds, Photographer, Travel, Landscape, Professional, Innovative, Experimental, Photography, Canon, India, Dolphins, Nature, Love, Sun, Moon, 5D3, Collie, dog, wedding, portrait, pets, cars, ocean, beach, surf,

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Title: Anderson Marine - home

Description: This is our home page.

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Title: Monterey Bay Whale Watching with Sanctuary Cruises

Description: Enter this world on the whales' terms. Enchanting marine biologist. Featured on National Geographic. Fewer passengers and longer trips. Boat runs on biodiesel.

Keywords:Monterey Bay, CA whale watching, whale watching, Monterey Bay whale watching, santa cruz whale watching, whale watching monterey, whale photographs, killer whale photographs, humpback whale photographs, National Geographic, San Francisco, Morro Bay, Half Moon Bay, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Sanctuary Cruises, Sanctuary, California, Blue Ocean Film Festival, non-smoking cruises, United States, burials at sea, scattering, humpback whale, blue whale,

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Title: Freedom Shores - Isla Aguada

Description: Freedom Shores is a unique beach accessible Four-Star Resort & R.V. Park in the little fishing village of Isla Aguada, Campeche, Mexico on the Yucatan Peninsula in the Gulf of Mexico. Designed by a quadriplegic for complete accessibility.