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Default Deserted beaches, caves and shipwrecked Robinson Crusoes

On Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:21:39 -0400, Just John... for today!
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More likely overgrown with jungle like those Mayan ruins.
John was probably down there when my ship was shelling Culebra.
Weeds have had a lot of time to take over since then.

--Vic


Hey Turkey!

It was the 1900's when I was there, not the 1700's!

Damn, how old do ya think I am anyway!


Too damn old to jitterbug, and not old enough for the rocker.
Anyway, we were shelling in the '60's.
Ever see how fast the grass grows?
Don't even have to go to the tropics.
BTW, I saw a flick a couple days ago called "The Ruins."
A Mayan place where bad things happened to some young tourists.
Basically, the weeds ate 'em. Might still be affecting my thinking.

--Vic
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