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Islands are places apart, geographically and philosophically separate from all other places. They seem to be enwrapped within their own laws and sense of time. One look at an island across a stretch of water and most people feel the desire to land there. Islands seem to offer something missing from the mainland, something people might be seeking: a brief escape from the routine and artifices of mainland life, an engagement with the simple but immutable natural laws of an island and the possibility of encountering something called "adventure." Sam McKinney |