Mile 296 Report
South end Nehalem Beach, Nehalem Bay SP
January 15, 2007
MAJOR LITTER (needs a truck to remove):Red buoy washed up on dune; White plastic shelter by GRI-Plastics, Grassie, Ontario: big enough for a small family or 2 St.
Report Details
MAJOR LITTER (needs a truck to remove):Red buoy washed up on dune; White plastic shelter by GRI-Plastics, Grassie, Ontario: big enough for a small family or 2 St. Bernards.
Conditions
Cloud Cover: Sunny. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: N.
Human Activities
Walking or running: 7. Does Mark Smith send truck to remove huge pieces, or just during SOLV cleanups?
Vehicles
Cars/trucks parking: 5.
Actions & Comments
MAJOR LITTER (needs a truck to remove):Red buoy washed up on dune; White plastic shelter by GRI-Plastics, Grassie, Ontario: big enough for a small family or 2 St. Bernards.
Coopersmith
CoastWatcher
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