Mile 269 Report
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
June 14, 2009
A very serene and peaceful day here at 269.
Report Details
A very serene and peaceful day here at 269. There's a lot more sand present than over the winter. The storms of 08-09 were not that bad compared to the previous winter it seems. Lots of Dead crabs. Not sure why. No dead birds, fish, or other mammals. Just crabs.The winter's trash has very obviously been cleaned up considerably since last report. New debris includes remnants of a dock or floating platform as there is part of a frame and about 30 recycled wood type planks littered about the northern part of the mile.It was a calm, beautiful day. Tune in this September!
Human Activities
Number of people: 12. Number of dogs: 3. Walking or running: 8. Playing in sand: 2. Surfing: 2. Trail maintenance leading to 269 had been performed. Much less trash than last report. Clean up?
Driftline Content
Seaweeds and seagrass, Animal casings (e.g., crab, shrimp molt), Ocean-based debris (from fishing boats, ship trash, etc.), Shells, Wood pieces.
solarnight9
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Mile 269
South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
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South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
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South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
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South of Cape Lookout, Camp Meriwether north, Rover Cr
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Mile 269
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