What an unschooling family does at low tide each day in Lincoln City, Oregon.
You'll find us from Bandon to Pacific City hunting Agates, Petrified Wood, Floats, and Shells.

Saturday, May 15, 2010

A bit of a Break

We have not had a lot to report on our Beach Schooling.  We have taken a bit of a learning break of marine life to focus more on the amazing changes on the coast with the spring.  Also – being involved with the Handbook of Nature Study Outdoor Challenges has kept us entertained right in our own yard. :) However, the negative tides have been amazing.  Nate wakes me up around 6:30 a.m. to go out looking for debris, the hopeful float, and photograph.  The changes in the beach and tides and water levels are amazing.  So many shorebirds – its hard to describe the glory  of the creation! Here are a couple of rare pics of me on the beach. :)

Angie Wright's beach walks.
NW 47th ish street by Chinook Winds – we walk up to Road’s End State Park – or we go from 72nd street to the cliffs at the end.
 Angie Wright Pebblekeeper on the Beach. Angie Wright Pebblekeeper on the Beach
My favorite Beach sweatshirt – given to me years ago from my brother and sister in law.  Cozy, Warm, and has Big Pockets!



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