Mile 292 Report
Twin Rocks, Heitmiller Creek
January 13, 2014
About an hour before high tide this morning, lots of storm debris mostly included logs and twigs, eel grass, some bull kelp, a few jellyfish, one dying fish.
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About an hour before high tide this morning, lots of storm debris mostly included logs and twigs, eel grass, some bull kelp, a few jellyfish, one dying fish. One big jumble of rope with 3 floats with some large mussels attached. Seagulls & crows. Unusual was the discovery of many peanut worms scattered near surf line.
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