Tourism accounted for over $3B in revenue for the Gulf region. With more and more people leaving and not coming to the area, whole towns are losing their way of life.
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Blue August: A Way Of Life Gone
Tourism accounted for over $3B in revenue for the Gulf region. With more and more people leaving and not coming to the area, whole towns are losing their way of life.
Added: Aug 12, 2010
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