The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island

CHANNEL ISLANDS—Imagine being all alone on a barren island, the rest of civilization only a few miles away, for 18 years. This was the life of the lady known as Juana Maria, who spent 18 years livin

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Kathy Sanko says:

November 26, 2019 at 5:48 am

I was just given the book”Island of the Blue Dolphins”. I so glad there is still information out there about this amazing person.

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