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The View from Your Room: Beach After Baghdad

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This pic was sent to me by a soldier who has just returned from Iraq and Afghanistan. I'm surprised he wanted to see more sand, but given this pic from his hotel room, I understand.

I occasionally run interesting pics sent in by readers. Andrew Sullivan gave me permission to copy his practice.

More soon.

-- Steve Clemons

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