Mile 102 Report
Coquille River, South Jetty, Lighthouse
March 1, 2008
Shells and small rocks in the driftline.
Report Details
Shells and small rocks in the driftline. Vehicle sign rotated to face the beach and not the parking lot. Moderate human impact (10)-1 rockhunting and 9 walking.
Conditions
Cloud Cover: Sunny. Wind Velocity: Strong. Wind Direction: W.
Human Activities
Number of people: 10. Walking or running: 9. At Bullards Beach, sign stating "No motorized vehicles allowed" appears to be turned backwards. It used to be readable from the parking lot as you walked up the bluff towards the beach. Now it is readable from the beach as you are ascending the bluff to go towards the parking lot. I'm just reporting the apparent change in direction.
Driftline Content
Shells, Small rocks.
D Brittain
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