Mile 244 Report
Wecoma Beach north, Lincoln City, Roads End south
July 5, 2020
Observation is from the first dune in the dry zone at NW 38th Street access.
Report Details
Observation is from the first dune in the dry zone at NW 38th Street access. I took photos north and south from that position. This is my first day back on my beach walks in a long time. While I can see my whole mile from most places along it, my report detail is abbreviated to a localized people - (4) and walking or airborn critter-count (0). I did find a cave that had been pressed into the dense vegetation zone. I took a photo of this too, but there was an error and the photo did not record.
Conditions
Temperature: 63 F. Cloud Cover: Partly Cloudy. Tide Level: 2.5 feet.
Human Activities
Number of people: 4. Walking or running: 4.
rainydaywalker
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