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On one of the busiest intersections in downtown Hilo, sits this deserted, picturesque service station. Once a heavily populated area, this section of the bay front was wiped out by a tsnami in 1960. Today this area is a tsunami zone, and used for primarily for recreation. We suspect the tsunami zone restrictions keep this property from being developed in any useful way.
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| In Depth | This is an archival print using museum quality photo paper and archival quality dye-based ink. Size: 11" x 17" Paper: Canson Arches Velin Museum Rag Ink: Canon's ChromaLife 100 archival dye-based ink Limited edition of 75 hand signed prints with Certificate of Authenticity. |
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