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Did primitive Hug Point Road save our beaches?
SOMETIME AROUND 1908, a resident of south Clatsop County — probably from the hamlet of Arch Cape — got sick and tired of dealing with Hug Point, and decided to do something about it. — It was a decision that had some uni...
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Did primitive Hug Point Road save our beaches? is an episode from Offbeat Oregon History podcast by www.offbeatoregon.com. SOMETIME AROUND 1908, a resident of south Clatsop County — probably from the hamlet of Arch Cape — got sick and tired...
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Published Aug 7, 2026, 00:11:09 long, audio available.
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