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Neighborhood Photo: Choppy Waters at Sunrise

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Rob Dyro shares this October sunrise, titled “Choppy Waters” from behind the Pilot House.

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2 Replies to “Neighborhood Photo: Choppy Waters at Sunrise”

  1. Terrific picture. It is really important to point out that this beautiful view would no longer exist if the proposed Lewis Wharf Hotel were built.

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