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@katko.co: 1. Baked oysters straight from the oyster bed in the back yard 2. Alderbrook Resort’s Resturant  3. Hoodsport Coffee Co. 4. Union Square Deli 5. Hama Hama Oysters What I’ll try next time: The Tides Geoduck Resturant & Lounge The Fjord Oyster Bank Prime Rib Sandwiches from the Union County Store #hoodcanal #washington #seattle #weekendgetaway #Foodie @HoodCanalMama @Hood Canal Vintage @PNW Passport

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