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Ft Bragg harbor (1606)
Fort Bragg harbor, with a mix of restaurants for tourists and commercial fishing fleet.
Fort Bragg is a surprisingly large but remote town with an interesting mix of commercial fishing, lumber industry, and tourism. I had intended to spend part of the next day at Fort Bragg, but a local police officer had been killed in action and the funeral the next day was expected to tie up traffic for hours, so I had to leave early the next day.
Fort Bragg is a surprisingly large but remote town with an interesting mix of commercial fishing, lumber industry, and tourism. I had intended to spend part of the next day at Fort Bragg, but a local police officer had been killed in action and the funeral the next day was expected to tie up traffic for hours, so I had to leave early the next day.
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