Best gift I've ever received has to be a bike when I was younger, a pedal bike.

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a guest. For that was a life changer and I'm still sort of big on cycling around my area now so, for that one change me a little.

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It's late on November 23rd, 1923. The full moon glitters on the Bay of Seabright, New Jersey,

where a hundred or more ships are anchored in the shallow waters.

Rum row, as it's known, becomes a floating street of iniquity after sundown.

Open boats filled the jazz bands, motor between the flitilla of larger ships,

applying their trade. Tourists and revelers turn out each night for the spectacle,

mingling with the hundreds of contact boats, ferrying their cargo to shore.

A little way off, rocking in the light swell, is a low sleek schooner, the Tomoka.

Standing near the wheel of the aff deck is Bill McCoy.

He pushes up the sleeves of his white shirt and leans on the railing, watching the water.

After a while there's movement.

A loud, powerful speedboat is coming to do business with him.

McCoy glances into the hold, where his crew are stacking small triangular packages.

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