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Where the shoreline is unhospitable, tool sheds, laundromats, homes, grocery stores, liquor stores and
restaurants are built on cedar log floats.
At the far end of this group is an art and jewelery store. Some structures here are homes.
The red windmill is a bakery.
At this bakery, put in an order and it'll be fresh and ready the next morning.
We ordered "cowboy cookies" at 4 PM and picked them up, freshly baked, the next day at 7:30 AM.
If nobody is there, write your order on a slip of paper and put it in the mail slot.
Miles Inlet shoreline. The is a forest thick and almost impenetrable.
First Nation people travelled by canoe on the water for it was easier.
A protected side channel that is part of Miles Inlet. There was
good holding here but a stern line ashore helped limit swing.
Miles Inlet on Bramham Island.
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