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These visitors to the Palm Beaches never book hotels | Opinion

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By Sergio Piedra
| Palm Beach Post Verified
They’re some of our most recognizable return visitors. Long before we had oceanfront resorts, world-class attractions, and a thriving arts and culture scene, sea turtles have been making their way back to our shores. Every year, every nesting season. No marketing campaign, not even a visitor guide. Just pure instinct, moonlight and sand on a familiar coastline. That’s why the Palm Beaches recently being named the Sea Turtle Capital of Florida is more than a new title.
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These visitors to the Palm Beaches never book hotels | Opinion

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By Sergio Piedra
| Aol Verified
They're some of our most recognizable return visitors. Long before we had oceanfront resorts, world-class attractions, and a thriving arts and culture scene, sea turtles have been making their way back to our shores. Every year, every nesting season. No marketing campaign, not even a visitor guide. Just pure instinct, moonlight and sand on a familiar coastline. That's why the Palm Beaches recently being named the Sea Turtle Capital of Florida is more than a new title.
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The most famous return visitors to the Palm Beaches never book hotels

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By Sergio Piedra
| Key West Citizen Verified
They’re some of our most recognizable return visitors. Long before we had oceanfront resorts, world-class attractions, and a thriving arts and culture scene, sea turtles have been making their way back to our shores. Every year, every nesting season. No marketing campaign, not even a visitor guide. Just pure instinct, moonlight and sand on a familiar coastline. That’s why the Palm Beaches recently being named the Sea Turtle Capital of Florida is more than a new title.
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