Showing posts with label Port Angeles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Port Angeles. Show all posts
10/19/20

A look at a buried tide flat

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  The photo above is another from Port Angeles, and is part of an extensive series of photos that appear to all have been taken as the downt...
7/6/20

Ediz Hook Part Four: The Light House

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I think this will be the last one for a bit on Ediz Hook...time to move on to other large spits!  But for number 4 I wanted to stick with th...
6/25/20

Ediz Hook Part Three: The Fog Bell

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I'm just going to continue on with a focus on changes to Ediz Hook, and notably the beautiful old lighthouse facility that used to sit o...
6/17/20

Ediz Hook Part Two - From the Other End

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Every year I try to make it out the the end of Ediz Hook to collect survey data to add to a multi-year monitoring study of beaches in Washi...
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6/6/20

Elwha River Dike and Fox Point Bunker

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Here's stories from the Evening News and Chronicle from 1962 and 1963 detailing interest in building a dike to control the flow of the E...
5/21/20

The Transformation of Urban Shorelines: Port Angeles

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Most shorelines of urban coastal communities in Washington have been radically transformed by fill, and Port Angeles is no different.  Downt...
5/11/20

Something a bit different...restoration on the shoreline

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The fundamental idea behind this blog was to provide modern perspectives of Washington's historic shorelines, and highlight the transfor...
5/6/20

Ediz Hook

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No trip down the memory lane of Washington's shorelines would be complete without a stop in to consider Ediz Hook.  Ediz Hook is a rough...
4/29/20

The Red Lion Hotel on the Port Angeles Waterfront

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Like many of the cities on the shoreline of the Salish Sea, downtown Port Angeles is built mostly on fill, and this fill material underlies ...