Natural Splendor on Cumberland Island

By Guy Trebay
June 10, 2010

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Greyfield Inn.

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A feral horse grazes at Christmas Creek on Cumberland Island.

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The ruins of Dungeness, Thomas Carnegie's burned mansion.

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Biologist Carol Ruckdeschel, a longtime island resident.

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The route from Greyfield Inn to the beach.

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The Florida town of Fernandina Beach, where Greyfield Inn guests catch a ferry to Cumberland Island.

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The First African Baptist Church.

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The Marsh West bedroom at Greyfield Inn.

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Approaching the inn's dock.

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The master bedroom at Greyfield Inn.

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