Beautifully shot pictures of the amazing tiny things you can see if you look.
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Hidden in plain sight: Wonders of Coastal Oregon - 2-23-15
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woodswalker
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Re: Hidden in plain sight: Wonders of Coastal Oregon - 2-23-
Very nice, Sean! I always appreciate you eye for the small details.
Thanks for posting!
Tom
Thanks for posting!
Tom
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Re: Hidden in plain sight: Wonders of Coastal Oregon - 2-23-
Great pics...thanks for sharing!!!
"I only went out for a walk, and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in." ~ John Muir
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Re: Hidden in plain sight: Wonders of Coastal Oregon - 2-23-
Hey thanks everybody I've always been fascinated by the incredible amount of life that seems to be present at the coast. Would have been interesting to see any number of our coastal estuaries pre-euro contact in terms of wildlife populations and Native American populations. Can you imagine a grizzly or a pack of wolves at Nehalem Bay? 
I've always been fascinated by the incredible amount of life that seems to be present at the coast. Would have been interesting to see any number of our coastal estuaries pre-euro contact in terms of wildlife populations and Native American populations. Can you imagine a grizzly or a pack of wolves at Nehalem Bay?