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Northshore October 2025
The famed "The Old Man and the Sea" novelist leaves a lasting impression on the seaside Florida town of Key West If Paris is a "moveable feast" as Ernest Hemingway touted, then Key West is the dolce.  And for those who come here, they find the picturesque atmosphere, offbeat charm, and funky rhythms a welcoming dessert. Today, Key West thrives in part because the iconic writer prospered here, and he left imprints of a legacy still visible today. There's no better way to understand the biography of an author than to experience the place where he or she lived and wrote.  Hemingway first arrived here in 1930 filled with
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