If towns are defined by place, and Homer certainly is, its defining place is the Spit, which extends out from the rest of town into the middle of Kachemak Bay. The spit's got boats and halibut and souvenir shops and places to eat, and spectacular views, but it also tended to look like a five-mile long RV Park stuck like a piece of duct tape down the center of a picture post card.
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