Dr. Sullivan's Science, Episode 1
Continuing on our journey along the Oregon coast, we stopped at a beach near Arch Cape, just south of Cannon Beach. More sea stacks, etc., all lovely.
We shot an educational science video which we hope you enjoy.
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Puck » Dr. Sullivan’s Science - Episode Two - All about Sturgeon
16 Sep 07 at 4:54 pm
Gwen you are so cute!
And you crack me up. Hello Brian!
Arriety
20 Sep 07 at 3:55 pm
Just a note to thank you, Dr. Sullivan, for reminding us of the incredible history that the Oregon coast provides us. I was amazed at the number and variety of tools that have amassed in the sands, left no doubt from the many millions of ships that have met their doom on that treaturous Haystack. As I recall, the last ship to meets it’s doom there was the HMS Pinafore. It might be a good idea to return to that beach and find that liitle piece of history once again. What a fascinating libretto in would make.
Chris G
1 Oct 07 at 4:55 pm