Since there's no sandy beach, deep water comes right up the edge of the rocks and yachts may tie up conveniently close. A great majority of the guests these days are American, either North or South. May 05, 1950. (Photo by ACME).

Since there's no sandy beach, deep water comes right up the edge of the rocks and yachts may tie up conveniently close. A great majority of the guests these days are American, either North or South. May 05, 1950. (Photo by ACME).
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