Mile 313 Report
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
July 1, 2011
we received the summer beach quality report from Jennifer Ketterman's office today.
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we received the summer beach quality report from Jennifer Ketterman's office today. The number of enterococci/100ml water at the Ecola Outfall is alarmingly high: 5475.Charlie Plybon from Surfrider and Mike Manzulli, chair of Ecola Creek Watershed, are helping us to convince the city of Cannon Beach to start smoke and/or dye testing.This is very worrisome to us, as the upcoming holiday weekend will bring many visitors, and children playing in the sand and creek.
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Mile 313
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.
sultanym
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
Overall, Haystack Rock is a treasure trove of marine biological diversity, from invertebrates and pelagic birds to marine mammals, with an active education program for curious beach visitors. The best tidepool invertebrate diversity today was observed at the south end of Haystack Rock in the area often referred to as "The Needles. As I was tidepooling, I heard multiple beach visitors asking about sea slugs and how to locate nudibranchs.
sultanym
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
Beautiful day on the beach, cloudy and pleasant.
FOHRAP1
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A cloudy calm day on the beach with a few visitors.
FOHRAP1
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A beautiful beach day, with small numbers of people.
FOHRAP1
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A beautiful day on the beach today.
FOHRAP1
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
Today was windy, mixed with rain.
FOHRAP1
Mile 313
Tolovana Park north, Haystack Rock
A cloudy day with intermittent mist, with comfortable temperatures and light human activity for a summer day made the mile walk very enjoyable.
FOHRAP1
