All Mile 287 Reports
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
With exception of large quantities of marine debris, conditions and human activities were typical of prior visits.
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
The northern end of Bay Ocean spit had been thoroughly cleaned by a large group of volunteers the day before the official SOLVE clean up, so there was very little remaining trash to be picked up on the shore from the north end of mile 287 southward into the town of Cape Meares.
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
All in all, a lovely, calm day on Mile 287.
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
Because the SOLVE beach clean up was cancelled this year, I was expecting to see more litter than usual on the beach.
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
Conditions largely unchanged from last visit.
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
Beach looked clean and remarkably clear of debris, which may have been due to a covering of windblown sand (campers reported that the weekend had been quite windy).
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
A terrific day on mile 287.
C Nelson
Mile 287
Bayocean Peninsula north of Bayocean site 2
Walked from bay to beach on roadway that accesses the property on which development has been previously noted.
C Nelson