| Subject: | Re: Recording opportunities on the Olympic Peninsula |
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| From: | "Mike Wall" walunit |
| Date: | Tue May 19, 2009 5:46 pm ((PDT)) |
Chris, Rob, Thanks very much for the excellent advice and ideas. One thing I love about= that entire area is generally lower jet traffic overhead. I went to REI to pick up some maps and brainstormed a bit with one of the e= mployees. I'm thinking I might be able catch up with some migrating shorebi= rds on the east side of the Long=A0Beach Peninsula (at the SW corner of Was= hington). Perhaps I could get away from the ocean sounds. HWY 101 is just a= few miles on the other side of Willapa Bay, so we'll see. The folks we are= staying with might be able to get us permission onto some private roads an= d land. Of course it's Memorial Day weekend so lots of folks will be out an= d about. Thanks again, Mike --- On Tue, 5/19/09, Chris Davidson <> wrote: |
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