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International Mermaid Day on St. John | News of St. John

Good Morning, Good Morning! Tomorrow is International Mermaid Day! And, if you happen to be on St. John this week, you might spot some mythical creatures of the deep during your drive down North Shore road tomorrow morning… Mermaids are not a new business for photographer Steve Simonsen. Eight years ago, former owner and founder ... Read moreInternational Mermaid Day on St. John

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