Mile 101 Report
Face Rock, Bandon Beach, Coquille Point
February 17, 2010
Heavy maritime fog could not hide the ATV tracks entering the beach at the posted access near Tish A Tang.
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Heavy maritime fog could not hide the ATV tracks entering the beach at the posted access near Tish A Tang. The tracks proceeded south in the wet sand left by the recent high tide. I'm unsure how far the ATV went as I turned back opposite the Windemere Motel. It was interesting to see how far the storm/high tides had come onto the grassy areas in front on the beachfront houses.
beachnut
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