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Galleons can set sail in the billows.
Monsters climb stairways of formless cotton. And faces appear as surely as on the surface of the moon. But the face that hangs in the clouds covering the walls of the Fly-By Restaurant is not a wisp of the imagination but a product of an artist with an air brush. It is also a face easily recognized by many long-time St. Augustinians for it is that of the late Ernie Moser, local aviation pioneer. Actually, Jim saw the face before he was supposed to.