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They say money can't buy happiness. They obviously haven't visited the Golden Isles of Georgia. The fortunes of generations of American millionaires have ñ perhaps inadvertently, perhaps not ñ preserved a sense of unusual isolation and untamed beauty on our coast that makes life so much happier for the lot of us, millionaires or not. Wendy and Hank Paulson are the latest in a long line of coastal benefactors, unusual in their deliberate effort to preserve and conserve the coast not only for their own enjoyment but for everyone's, in perpetuity. Introduced to the Golden Isles by way of Little St. Simons Island, they're now heavily invested with their contributions to the St. Simons Land Trust's campaign to save Cannon's Point Plantation, and Wendy's hope is that it becomes a natural haven for all. Read more of her vision and her thoughts on the coast in this issue. The legacy of Georgia's wealthy coastal colonists is far-reaching, and it's our focus this issue as we examine how it has shaped our lives today. All that, and some roller derby too. Roll on inside!
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