Shoreline: Swimming with the hammerheads of Cocos island

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A remote island about 300 miles southwest of Costa Rica's Pacific coast, Cocos Island, is well known for its diverse wildlife, especially sharks. Its lush, tropical foliage and steep, rocky shores looks like it has been lost and forgotten and time has stood still since the volcanic basalt that forms the land rose from the depths of sea more than 2 million years ago.

Cocos Islands

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A boy, a boat and an island

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A cruiser starts a voyage with a boat Little Joe to explore Ceasar Creek north of Key Largo and Bimini. Little Joe is well built with white cedar, fastened with bronze crews, nicely painted canvas-covered decks, a hollow spruce mast and good hemp sheets and halyards to control the fine cotton sails.

Design and construction, Islands, Boats and boating, Boats, Cigarette boats, Bimini Islands

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Under way: A boy, a boat and an island

Article Abstract:

A cruiser starts a voyage with a boat Little Joe to explore Ceasar Creek north of Key Largo and Bimini. Little Joe is well built with white cedar, fastened with bronze crews, nicely painted canvas-covered decks, a hollow spruce mast and good hemp sheets and halyards to control the fine cotton sails.

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