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The front facade of Capt. Tony's Saloon in Key West, Florida, featuring its iconic sign that reads "Capt. Tony's Saloon - First and Original Sloppy Joe's Bar 1933-1937." The saloon is famous for its connection to Jimmy Buffett and Captain Tony Tarracino.

The Astonishing Truth About “The Last Mango In Paris”

If you’ve ever wandered the streets of Key West, Florida, you might have felt the spirit of Captain Tony Tarracino lingering in the salty air. This legendary figure, a man of countless adventures and unwavering authenticity, inspired Jimmy Buffett to pen the iconic song “Last Mango in...

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Silhouette of palm trees against a gradient twilight sky with text promoting the "Stories We Could Tell" podcast, highlighting Jimmy Buffett's Key West days.

Stories We Could Tell: a rare look at Jimmy Buffett

Jimmy Buffett brings the island vibes to life during a lively performance, showcasing his signature tropical style and music. PhoenixREGuy If you’re a fan of Jimmy Buffett’s timeless music and the world he created, “Stories We Could Tell” might be your next podcast obsession. This...

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Marilyn Monroe on a beach in a white swimsuit, posing gracefully with her hand near her face, against an ocean backdrop

Things Famous People Said About The Beach

“I paid no attention to the whistles and whoops. In fact, I didn’t hear them. I was full of a strange feeling, as if I were two people. One of them was Norma Jeane from the orphanage who belonged to nobody. The other was someone whose name I didn’t know. But I knew where she belonged. She...

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A tropical villa with a terracotta roof surrounded by palm trees, vibrant flowers, and greenery, with a small pool in the foreground.

Move to the Coast: The Ultimate Freedom Plan

Have you ever found yourself staring out of your window at the grey skies, longing for the warmth of a tropical paradise? You can practically feel the sand between your toes and hear the waves crashing on the shore—but how do you get there? Moving to your favorite beach town or a tropical...

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A person snorkeling underwater with overwater bungalows in the Maldives in the background.

These Crystal Clear Beaches Are So Stunning They Look Unreal

Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos Tobias Lindman Description: Grace Bay dazzles with its clear, turquoise waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling year-round. Best Time to Visit: December-April for pleasant weather, to avoid the crowds, September seems to be the...

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Composite image of Prelude FLNG, showing a labeled diagram of the vessel, photos of the operational vessel, construction at Samsung Shipyard, and a map indicating its location off Australia's coast.

Prelude FLNG: The Largest Free-Floating Structure Ever Built

The Prelude FLNG (Floating Liquefied Natural Gas) facility is the biggest free-floating structure ever created. Shell built this massive marvel to tap offshore gas resources. Prelude FLNG measures 488 meters (1,601 feet) in length and 74 meters (243 feet) in width, making it a colossal...

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A vibrant glass sculpture in Murano, Italy, with red, orange, and yellow glass spikes resembling flames in front of a traditional Venetian building.

Murano Glass: where fire, sand and skill make magic

Murano is a beautiful place, lying just north of Venice, Italy. This little island is actually a cluster of islands, linked by bridges. Murano is famous for its rich history of glassmaking. This article shares how Murano came to be, its economy, and the wonders of its glass. A serene...

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Gondolas on a narrow canal in Venice, with gondoliers navigating and tourists seated, surrounded by buildings and a small bridge.

The Gondola: Exploring the Magic of Venice’s Iconic Symbol

The gondola is Venice’s iconic boat. Its sleek structure and unique purpose have made it a symbol of the city for centuries. But why was the gondola invented, and what makes it so special? A gondolier navigates a serene Venetian canal beneath a charming bridge, offering tourists a...

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