Mile 182 Report
Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
October 13, 2008
Beach pretty clean; only 1 sack of trash removed.
Report Details
Beach pretty clean; only 1 sack of trash removed. 4 ancient large stumps are exposed at low tide. 3 dead Murres on beach. Two 50' sections eroded bench.
Conditions
Temperature: 50 F. Cloud Cover: Partly Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: N. Tide Level: 3.0 feet.
Human Activities
Number of people: 7. Walking or running: 7. Sitting: 2. Photography: 2.
Vehicles
Notable Wildlife
~100 Brown Pelicans moving south. ~100 Surf Scoters off shore.
Beached Birds
Total dead birds: 3. probable Common Murres
Driftline Content
Small rocks, Wood pieces.
Natural Changes
Two 50' sections above 1st step (see photos.
Actions & Comments
4 ancient large stumps are exposed at low tide (see photos). Beach pretty clean; only 1 sack of trash removed.
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
The entry way to Carl Washburn heading towards China Creek was very slippery with mud and by the wind sailor jellyfish.
Mary James
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
A lot of rocks on the beach.
Mary James
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21 people on the beach today. Continued erosion off the bottom of the cliffs.
Mary James
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
As I entered the beach and walked toward China creek I saw a dead common murre in the wrack line.
mj6dolphin
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
A low tide 1 ft with some medium size rocks in ditches.
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
Very Little in the wrack line today on the minus tide, small feathers, micro plastic and pieces of wood.
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
Not a lot in the driftline due to recent king tide.
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Roosevelt Beach, Ponsler SW, China Creek, Big Creek
No issue to report, but a recently deceased sturgeon was near the top of the wrack line.
Dale Lee