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A small grocery store is the dominant living feature on Daggett's main street

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8456-daggett.jpg Daggett's old town is an interesting place with many modest older housesThumbnailsThese two old commercial buildings in Daggett have been fenced off, perhaps with the hope of preserving themDaggett's old town is an interesting place with many modest older housesThumbnailsThese two old commercial buildings in Daggett have been fenced off, perhaps with the hope of preserving themDaggett's old town is an interesting place with many modest older housesThumbnailsThese two old commercial buildings in Daggett have been fenced off, perhaps with the hope of preserving themDaggett's old town is an interesting place with many modest older housesThumbnailsThese two old commercial buildings in Daggett have been fenced off, perhaps with the hope of preserving themDaggett's old town is an interesting place with many modest older housesThumbnailsThese two old commercial buildings in Daggett have been fenced off, perhaps with the hope of preserving them

Next to Daggett's "Desert Market" are two older, abandoned commercial buildings. I stop here to buy a soda with caffeine out of habit, and some potato chips, but the soda is too cold in this weather (I drink it anyway).