51.   On a quick stroll, visitors can find window displays of fresh cannoli, smoked whole squid or boxes of exquisite Cuban cigars.

52.   Prices also come in strange increments that visitors from abroad find bewildering.

53.   Rather than fresh crab and souvenir stands, visitors find themselves staring at the forlorn walls of the North Beach housing complex.

54.   Regular customers bask in the warmth of an attentive staff that some first-time visitors might not find welcoming enough.

55.   So, what book might visitors find on her bedside table?

56.   Some visitors are finding Marshall a good base camp for exploration of this corner of East Texas.

57.   Some visitors find it offensive.

58.   Some St. Helens visitors found it a challenge to satisfy their curiosity.

59.   Subsequent visitors would find the spot much more to their liking.

60.   Summer visitors might find several of the shops closed because owners tend to take their vacations when the heat equals that found inside a fiery kiln.