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The Boston Yacht Haven: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE MARINA'S HISTORY AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
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The Remains of a German U-Boat
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Close View of a Caribbean Reef Squid
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A spotted dolphin swims under the surface of the water
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A school of false killer whales
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A northern lobster peeks out from its hiding spot
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A diver swims near the mast of a shipwreck near Bermuda
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A diver descends behind the encrusted boiler of a shipwreck near Bermuda
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A human skull lies inside the wreckage of a German U-boat
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An underwater shot of Florida manatees
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The ruins of a castle on a cliff above the Firth of Forth, Scotland
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The Boston Yacht Haven is a scenic point on the HarborWalk, the 47-mile walkway along Boston's waterfront.
For more information, contact John Simmons at
johnsimmons@bostonyachthaven.com
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