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Re: Any 2009 regionals near the Ocean?
Ocean? Well, St. Louis is located on a major tributary of the Gulf of Mexico. That tributary was made world-famous in the nineteenth century via stories written by a fellow named Samuel Langhorne Clemens. He was a native of Florida, so it is likely that he had seen the ocean.
From St. Louis, the ocean can be reached by air, or steamboat, or a log raft if your budget is really low. 
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