Mile 208 Report
Ona Beach, south of Beaver Creek
March 15, 2016
Found lots of uncovered rocks over most of the mile.
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Found lots of uncovered rocks over most of the mile. Cliff side erosion quite common. Scattering of marine debris which was stacked at the high tide line (beach ranger Ryan Parker notified). No dead birds or mammals despite the strong storm March 9. Threatened yellow house has been repainted and sided - still clinging to edge of cliff. I will drive by it to check this out.
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Ona Beach, south of Beaver Creek
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Ona Beach, south of Beaver Creek
The cliff erosion is significant.
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Ona Beach, south of Beaver Creek
Photos show how high the surf got.
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Ona Beach, south of Beaver Creek
Not much happening on this beach except human invasive use (driving on beach)
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Ona Beach, south of Beaver Creek
Ona beach is now buried in sand - come winter this will be pulled off again.
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