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 The salt air hits you the moment you step onto the deck, a sharp contrast to the industrial hum of the Mestre port area. Standing at the railing, you watch the shoreline recede, the horizon stretching out toward the Slovenian coast. There is a specific rhythm to a ferry crossing that you simply cannot replicate on a train or a bus; it is the feeling of transition, a slow-motion departure that allows you to mentally shift from one country to the next while the wake churns behind you.
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