Mile 103 Report
Bullards Beach just north of the Lighthouse
June 14, 2015
Days of screaming north winds have drifted and blown sand, covering much of the high-tide line.
Report Details
Days of screaming north winds have drifted and blown sand, covering much of the high-tide line. So no visible litter and only traces of shell fragments and small rocks resulted. A sizeable gravel bed appeared near the southern end. Only one person hunting rocks was out this cloudy 49-degree morning. The north wind was not so fierce as on previous days. The tide was a -1.0. Scattered gulls pecked at morsels in the high line. Sandwiches perhaps.
Conditions
Temperature: 49 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Moderate. Wind Direction: N. Tide Level: -1.0 feet.
Human Activities
Number of people: 1.
Vehicles
Notable Wildlife
Gulls
Driftline Content
Shells, Small rocks.
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