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As for South Cape May itself, according to a local online editorial, “…all that is left of South Cape May are the clay tiles locals sometimes find along the beach if they’re lucky. We still have the two street signs, the Mount Vernon Motel, and Mount Vernon Avenue, which runs parallel to Beach Avenue, and cut off abruptly to a nature path leading down to the beach….”.

Eric Model explores the "offbeat, off the beaten path overlooked and forgotten", on Sirius XM-Radio and at journeysinto.com.

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