The eighty foot, forty ton, one-of-a-kind Chinese junk Free China barely makes it under the Bethel Island bridge as it leaves the Marine Emporium in Bethel Island, Calif. on its way to the Fulton Shipyard in Antioch Thursday, April ,19, 2012. Faced with imminent destruction, the historic and culturally significant Chinese junk has been saved and is set to begin its journey to China. (Dan Rosenstrauch/Staff)

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The eighty foot, forty ton, one-of-a-kind Chinese junk Free China barely makes it under the Bethel Island bridge as it leaves the Marine Emporium in Bethel Island, Calif. on its way to the Fulton Shipyard in Antioch Thursday, April ,19, 2012. Faced with imminent destruction, the historic and culturally significant Chinese junk has been saved and is set to begin its journey to China. (Dan Rosenstrauch/Staff)

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The eighty foot, forty ton, one-of-a-kind Chinese junk Free China barely makes it under the Bethel Island bridge as it leaves the Marine Emporium in Bethel Island, Calif. on its way to the Fulton Shipyard in Antioch Thursday, April ,19, 2012. Faced with imminent destruction, the historic and culturally significant Chinese junk has been saved and is set to begin its journey to China. (Dan Rosenstrauch/Staff) photo copyright SW taken at and featuring the class

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