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Chuckanut Conservancy: The Value of High Places
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011. The Value of High Places. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Value of High Places. Cherry Point Will Become the Largest Coal Exportin. Why We Live Here. Super Moon 2 over the Salish Sea. Super Moon over the Salish Sea. Logging, Coal Dust and the Progress of Man. Mr Peabodys Coal Train and the Chuckanuts. Friends of the Chuckanut Conservancy. Northwest Geology Field Trips. Mount Baker Geology Guide Book by Dave Tucker. Why Do We Care? Why Do We Care?
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Chuckanut Conservancy: February 2011
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Thursday, February 24, 2011. Winter in and around the Chuckanut Range. Snow Geese turn into the northern breeze to land in a farmers field to feed before nightfall. Tundra Swans head out to the Salish Sea as dark storm clouds approach. Late yesterday afternoon the raptors, Tundra Swans and Snow Geese were out in full force. Take a circular route and end up having dinner at one of the fine establishments here and in Fairhaven area of Bellingham after finishing your trip on Chuckanut Drive. Coal dust will ...
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Chuckanut Conservancy: Blanchard Mt Fly-In
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Sunday, April 17, 2011. Members of the Hang Gliding and Paragliding community are meeting this weekend for their annual fly-in. Take off is from the launch site high on a shoulder of Blanchard Mt and the landing is in Chuckanut Conservancy's Treasurer Thom Wake's front yard. Stop by the table Thom has set up and buy a Chuckanuts map and bumper sticker and donate to a good cause and organization. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Coal Trains - Where are they Going? Why Do We Care.
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Chuckanut Conservancy: Coal Trains - Where are they Going? Why Do We Care? Part 2
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Saturday, April 23, 2011. Coal Trains - Where are they Going? Why Do We Care? Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Coal Trains - Where are they Going? Why Do We Care. Coal Trains - Where are they Going? Why Do We Care. Coal Trains - Where are they Going? Why Do We Care. Fairhaven at Low Tide. Coal Train Passing Through Georgia Pacific Site. Clarks Point - Chuckanut Bay. Samish River at High Levels Again. Friends of the Chuckanut Conservancy. Northwest Geology Field Trips. Many of ...
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Chuckanut Conservancy: For Public Service
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Sunday, March 27, 2011. Calvin Collander digs into a special project as he works to become an Eagle Scout. With friends and members of the Honors Biology program at Sehome High School, over 200 native plants were planted on a steep hillside in Fairhaven Park at the north end of the Chuckanut Range. You and your father Magnus have a right to be proud of what you are accomplishing. Calvin and Magnus Collander. Students walked back and forth dozens of times between the staging area and project slope. Celebr...
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Chuckanut Conservancy: October 2010
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Sunday, October 31, 2010. Last Stands of Any Significant Size of Roadless Woods. 169;Paul K. Anderson. In this photograph, Interstate 5 traverses along and through the Chuckanut Range. One of the buzz words/phrases used is that it will be a sustainable "working" forest. Sustainable is a moving target. There is no proof that this area can be logged repeatedly and then someday suddenly return back to its earliest status and still provide the other significant ecosystem services if left alone from t...There...
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Stories in Stone: The Art Deco Stone
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The interfingering between people and rock. Wednesday, February 10, 2010. The Art Deco Stone. From McDonalds' bathrooms to Art Deco, the Morton Gneiss has a colorful history of use in architecture. I discovered this during my research for. When I began to develop a list of buildings built with the 3.5-billion-year old, metamorphic rock. Adler Planetarium, Chicago, built in 1930, designed by Ernst Grunsfeld,. National Register Historic Places. Architectural historians debate the exact dates of Art Deco.
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Stories in Stone: The Duomo and the Dinosaur: Not?
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The interfingering between people and rock. Tuesday, November 2, 2010. The Duomo and the Dinosaur: Not? Courtesy of Andrea Tintori. University of Milan paleontologist Tintori has determined that the early Jurassic age ( 190mya)-stone slab contains the cross section of a dinosaur skull with visible nasal cavities and numerous teeth. Total length is about 12 inches. Tintori also found a second part of the skull in another slab. He hopes to get the first slab removed to do additional work. Breaking news: Ca...
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Water and Rocks...at the Same Time: March 2010
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Water and Rocks.at the Same Time. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Science Caught in the Act - Dam Break. I threw this video together earlier today. This is another of a series of videos from "The Station", a first order drainage in which I conduct fluvial experiments. In this case I have released a plug from underneath a dam (fallen log across the stream) and record what happens with the stream afterward. Friday, March 26, 2010. Hey, Look - Fossil Leaves. Back to the leaf fossils. The fossil leaves fall int...
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Water and Rocks...at the Same Time: New Photos on Flickr...of Zion
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Water and Rocks.at the Same Time. Sunday, May 9, 2010. New Photos on Flickr.of Zion. Zion is my favorite natural place on our planet. It is simply indescribable as anything but. Sadly, this past summer I was only able to spend two nights in the majesty of this land. I took a few photos, but you absolutely have to experience Zion for yourself. To book a trip. It is worth your time. Or, go here, to check out my Flickr snaps of Zion. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Getting Along With Geologic Time.
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