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Awesome old fort. I guess I love it cuse I’ve been there after hours.. it’s creepy and desolate.

I come here, my grandparents have a cabin on the shore. It’s a quiet, beautiful, reflective place. It’s in my soul.

Went here 4 years at SCAD. It’s a beautiful, errie town, that I quite love.

The black beaches are insanely beautiful. Number one, It does rain here. Number 2 if you want beautiful beaches but can’t afford the trip, go to Bermuda. The beaches there rival any beach in Hawaii.

Very beautiful. Come here for the scenery and to contemplate life.

All the typical things you associate with florida are in abundance here. If your into uber-tan, uber-fake boobs, and being hot and sweaty 99% of the day this is the kinda place you’d think was totally awesome.

I came here to visit a college friend, and met some of the coolest, hippest people. This place is a incubator for musicans and upcomming artists. Fantastic place. I want to go back!

I lived in Tribeca for 2 years. I worked 5 blocks from where my appartment was. It was amazing. I met and worked with some of the most intresting and talented people. Living there changed my entire perspective on life, raised my standards of art and culture. I will always love New York. Whenever someone says that they think New Yorkers are rude and cold. I tell them they are dead wrong. Once ou break the shell of the city you’ll find that everyone is really congenial.

I’ve been here about every year for the past 15 years, on my way up to Preist Lake Idaho, where I vacation ever summer. Small town.