Creativity In The Caribbean :: Earthling Sailor
2/29/2012 |
Author: Whitney Matthews
Creativity can be found everywhere, especially in the middle of the Caribbean. Meet my good friend Kelly Dalton who lives on a 36 foot Islander Sailboat called Earthling. She and her friend George are living out their dream of traveling the world.
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