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Cumberland Island National Seashore
Looking for a peaceful place to spend a few days? Drop the hook at Cumberland Island — you'll be glad you did.
By
Cruising World Staff
January 3, 2014
Updated: January 3, 2014
Cumberland Island National Seashore
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Juliana walks along the beach at low tide.
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Beach at sunset.
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Panoramic view of the beach
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Sunset at the Sea Camp dock
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Green and the girls following the path through the forest to the beach
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Lyra
(on the right) anchored at Cumberland Island.
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The boardwalk on the southern end.
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Walking toward the ruins of Dungeness, a Gilded Age mansion once owned by the Carnegie family.
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One tiny shark tooth. Fortunately, this was one of the smallest ones found.
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