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      <title>Cross Country by Pleasure Craft</title>
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      <description>This trip was something that I dreamed of several decades ago, having lived most of my life within sight of one river or another.  I had invested in navigational charts for the Mississippi River, pored over them, and concluded that a trip down the Mississippi is more suitable for a power boat than for a sailboat&#8212;the focal point of our boating interest at that time.</description>
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      <title>Michiko&#8217;s Story</title>
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      <description>My wife, Ann, and I were unable to visit Hiroshima when we lived in Tokyo fourteen years ago, so when we went back for a visit this year, we decided to go to see the Peace Park Memorial in that city that was totally destroyed with one bomb in World War II. A friend in Tokyo said, &#8220;Oh, I have a colleague in Hiroshima, maybe she can find someone to act as a guide for you in the Peace Park.&#8221;</description>
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