Mile 222 Report
Moolack Beach N, Coal Creek, S of Wade Creek
November 16, 2014
Took a walk on the "fossil" beach (between Coal and Wade Creeks) Sunday and came upon the pipes and the giant pile of ropes.
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Took a walk on the "fossil" beach (between Coal and Wade Creeks) Sunday and came upon the pipes and the giant pile of ropes. Who should know about the rope pile? SOLVE? Presume people already know about the pipes...
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Huge pile of rope about halfway down Mile 222
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Exposed corroding piles
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Mile 222
Moolack Beach N, Coal Creek, S of Wade Creek
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Mile 222
Moolack Beach N, Coal Creek, S of Wade Creek
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