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SF Waterfront
Watercolor. SF Fisherman’s Wharf area, Scomas restaurant.
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Watercolor. SF Fisherman’s Wharf area, Scomas restaurant.
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I like port towns. Life there is very measured. Fishing is quite risky. Maybe that’s why all the residents are so reserved in everyday life.
I think you’re missing the point. The point is, professional sailors know when to take risks and when not to. I recommend you take a look at sport fishing competitions – https://1xbet.lk/en These are often held in Sri Lanka during the tourist season. They attract a lot of fishermen and spectators. I watch it myself as an online broadcast and try to guess the winner.
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