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Just past the amusement park, I climbed the steps to a tower overlooking the harbour and entered through a very small door to find a couple of rusty cannons pointing out through windows overlooking the clear, almost emerald green sea. Below were mangled concrete Gonu remnants and a few small fishing boats bringing in the morning catch.
Evidence that summer will be here next week was visible in the damp patches on my shirt as I strolled back past seagulls snoozing and pooping in the sunshine on the dolosse along the sea wall.
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