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Anna Maria Island Research Paper

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I had a great weekend staying on Anna Maria Island and hang out with some friends. We stayed mostly at the condo, but had an opportunity to go out and spot a few dolphins playing. Here is a little info for those that are not familiar with the area. Anna Maria Island can be accessed by three draw bridges. The easiest way to get around the island is by bicycle, electric car, boat or by using the free trolley service. The area has a good selection of restaurants and hotels if you decide to stay on the island. We ate breakfast at Ginny & Jane E's in Anna Maria, located on the north end of the island. They know how to serve up a hearty breakfast. We chose the Waterfront Restaurant Friday evening, and the Beach House on Saturday; both are excellent.

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