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As previously reported by FriendOfStrawberry on November 14, there's a huge collection of sea lions on the secluded beach just north of Sea Lion Caves. A Eugene Register Guard article on December 1 quotes Jim Rice, "It happens every few years." It's still amazing.

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Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

April 1, 2016

This is my end-of-quarter report for the first quarter of this year.

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

January 1, 2016

It was New Year's Day morning, and no better way to begin 2016 than a visit to my beach!

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

November 26, 2015

It was Thanksgiving morning 2015.

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

September 19, 2015

It was the annual Great Oregon Fall Beach Clean-up event today.

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

September 27, 2014

The annual Fall beach clean-up was today, and weather conditions could not have been better.

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

August 24, 2014

My coast mile has many areas that can only be accessed by water.

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

August 16, 2014

It was a very comfortable Saturday morning low tide.

Brien M

Mile 178

Cape Cove, Sea Lion Point, Sea Lion Caves

May 31, 2014

It was a minus tide, and it allowed me to observe the invertebrates living on the "off-shore" rocks.

Brien M