During the British Empire and then on through the Gilded Age, an

Stone Harbor - During the British Empire and then on through the Gilded Age, an obvious and ostentatious means by which to express your wealth was the procurement of rare fine imported goods. The tradition is still very much alive and well today on Seven Mile Island. Avalon and Stone Harbor have gone to great lengths to import their streets from Fallujah and Afghanistan. They are beautiful relics saved from bombed out and depleted war torn regions. What gives? The two towns should issue neck braces for anyone brave enough to drive this off-road adventure. Embarrassment!