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Travel with NJ Steve & Sue! 🇺🇸

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Now that we are empty nesters and have more free time (no more soccer weekends!), we are going to explore the world and give travel tips along the way. Plus, as new South Carolina residents in the Myrtle Beach area, we will show you what it's like to live down here! Come join us on our journey by hitting the subscribe button!

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