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Flatts Inlet
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Flatts Inlet

[ca. 1960–1979]

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

One of the most charming areas of local colour in Bermuda. Here is the Coral Island Club, the famous aquarium and the Teddy Tucker treasure which was rescued from sunken ships off the coast.

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