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  1. Fri, May 151 item
    1. My daughter and I have a cruise trip to Turks and Caicos and the Bahamas next Saturday. My daughter realized today that her American passport expires in July, which is in 2 months. Is it possible that they won’t allow her to travel even though her passport has not expired yet?Destination of the cruise
  2. Thu, Apr 231 item
    1. In the 1560s, French pirates continuously attacked Spanish shipping in the channel between Florida and the Bahamas. As the wrecked ships started washing up on the shoreline, the indigenous Calusa Indians of South-West Florida took gold and silver from the hulks and enslaved castaway Spanish sailors.Geographic reference point for the shipping channel.
  3. Sun, Apr 121 item
    1. Just got back from Miami. Why is nobody talking about Dinner Key?

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  1. May 15, 2026reddit postMy daughter and I have a cruise trip to Turks and Caicos and the Bahamas next Saturday. My daughter realized today that her American passport expires in July, which is in 2 months. Is it possible that they won’t allow her to travel even though her passport has not expired yet?
  2. Apr 12, 2026reddit postJust got back from Miami. Why is nobody talking about Dinner Key?
  3. Apr 23, 2026reddit postIn the 1560s, French pirates continuously attacked Spanish shipping in the channel between Florida and the Bahamas. As the wrecked ships started washing up on the shoreline, the indigenous Calusa Indians of South-West Florida took gold and silver from the hulks and enslaved castaway Spanish sailors.