Mile 313 Report
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
February 27, 2020
Concerned about bluff erosion.
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Concerned about bluff erosion. Recent King Tides seem to have chipped away at the bluffline and i dont know why anyone would buy a home that close anymore.Our first entry so will try to expand notes as we go along
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A deceased WEFU Western Fulmar found high in the wrack line after recent storms. Tons of marine debris, driftwood logs, fishing gear, etc.
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A Cassin's Auklet was in the wrack line at Haystack Rock. There was a beach hazards warning for high surf and sneaker waves, which were definitely happening!
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Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
An early morning walk to Haystack Rock was mostly foggy and overcast, with a brief clearing in the weather mid-morning.
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
Beautiful day on the beach, cloudy and pleasant.
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A cloudy calm day on the beach with a few visitors.
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A beautiful beach day, with small numbers of people.
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Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A beautiful day on the beach today.
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