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Whidbey Island’s Celtic Secret
Whidbey Island lies off the coast of Washington State, about 30 miles north of Seattle. It is famous for sought-after Penn Cove mussels and home to the second oldest town in the state; Coupeville, which was founded in 1852. I … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Photography, Travel, United States, Washington
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