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Less than a mile south of the marina is the commercial port. The biggest export was iron ore, which looked like big piles or reddish brown dirt that was trucked in a put into huge piles until there was enough to load a ship. It was moved to the ships on long conveyor belts. Sometimes there was lots of dust, that settled on everything, and would start to rust if you didn't wash it off. But it made for some spectacular sunrises and sunsets.

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Self discharging bulk carrier.

740' length x 79' beam

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this was a very nice boatyard up until the mid 90s, when it got killed by los angeles bureaucrats who hate businesses and maritime services for small boat owners especially.

Most people I know sail super far away for any boat yard services today. Some chance it and go to that shitty long beach one... I've heard pretty mixed reviews about them.

This old boatyard is still there, but has been abandoned since it closed, and is slowly just falling apart instead of being used. Thanks los angeles bureaucrats!