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Where have you never been, but is close to you?
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I've always wanted to go up there Island hopping in the summer!
Edit: wow, I was off by a whole state, the below is actually in Minnesota!
I've always been a fan of map oddities. Oak Island in Michigan or fort Charles, where the closest land crossing is Canada, they seem so interesting
I spent a whole afternoon using Google maps to go around Jim's corner