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Just a few footprints left at the end of the day. But Ocracoke provides scenes like this for lovers of solitude all day, every day.
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The beach from the Marina to Fort Point is a favorite urban escape for runners, dog-walkers and of course, photographers.
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Located in the marsh near Hunting Island State Park, Gay Fish Company provides fresh-caught seafood every day.
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Most of Ocracoke Island is a National Seashore, protected from development. The sandy island is so low in elevation that the Atlantic Ocean regularly cuts through the island, during storms, to pour into Pamlico Sound.
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The Pacific Ocean bluffs of Marin County on the west side of the Golden Gate Bridge. Sausalito lies on the other side of the bridge on Richardson Bay.
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The waterfront of Beaufort, South Carolina on the Beaufort River.
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The area once occupied by Crissy Field, an airstrip which served the Presidio army base, has been returned to wetlands, supporting a wide variety of coastal plants and migrating birds. The Presidio is now part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
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The mainland terminal for the Cedar Island Ferry is a two-and-a-half hour sail across Pamlico Sound from Ocracoke Island.
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The promenade on the east side of the Ferry Building affords glorious views of San Francisco Bay.
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Climbing the sidewalks from Union Street to Pacific Avenue is definitely not for the faint of heart.
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