Shore Rust

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Located off the coast of Alaska's Aleutian Islands, Kodiak Island is known for its bears and fishing. It is also home to the largest Coast Guard base in the United States and the Pacific Spaceport. The island also has World War II fortifications. The military has used a beach called Junk Beach as a dumping ground. There you can find treasures such as this rusty sculpture!

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Located off the coast of Alaska's Aleutian Islands, Kodiak Island is known for its bears and fishing. It is also home to the largest Coast Guard base in the United States and the Pacific Spaceport. The island also has World War II fortifications. The military has used a beach called Junk Beach as a dumping ground. There you can find treasures such as this rusty sculpture!

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