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… seem endless. In the Fall they turn a golden colour, which accounts for the region’s name. They are part of the vast salt water marshes along Georgia’s coast, which amount to almost a quarter of all those along the entire east coast of the USA. They support a great variety of aquatic creatures, small animals, and birds, and protect the mainland from storm surges. Read Sidney Lanier’s poem at http://ourworld.com/compuserve.com/homepages/webspinner/GLYNN and be duly impressed!
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