All Mile 20 Reports
Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
On the south beach, the driftline was light with small rocks and a few pieces of kelp and surfgrass, Phyllospadix.
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Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
The north cove had little or no driftline, and sand had been removed exposing large rocks at the base of the bluff.
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Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
Don Suva helped us remove five bags (over 130 pounds) of ice plant from the headland rock and upper dune area of the north cove of Crook Point.
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Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
We spent the early morning hours exploring the intertidal area during this low tide.
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Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
Ten species of kelp/algae, Hydrozoa, Leather Bryozoa (Flustrellidra spinifera), a sponge (Neoesperiopsis), Sea Pork (Aplidium), small rocks, wood pieces and ocean-based debris in the driftline.
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Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
We saw four crab boats to the west of Crook Point today.
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Mile 20
Saddle Rock, Crook Point
The southern portion of the mile continues to accumulate sand but lacked any drift.
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