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Dillon, a longtime reader of Oregon Coast Beach Connection, has probably seen this before on those pages. Or at least something like it - but not in real life.
“I ve been to this bay 50 times and never seen this,” he told Oregon Coast Beach Connection. “While we were taking pictures, a longtime local said she never recalled seeing these before.”
Indeed, after he emailed the publication, Oregon Coast Beach Connection confirmed what he thought: this was a ghost forest.
After digging around the publication s document archives, it s discovered this ghost forest is not documented. It s not in the geology paper that defines the study of Oregon coast ghost forests, written by Scott Peterson and Roger Hart back in 2006.
Spring is Most Photogenic Time on Oregon Coast | Science of Why
Published 04/24/21 at 9:57 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection staff
(Oregon Coast) – A bit of photographic advice which may surprise: spring is likely the best time of year to shoot on the Oregon coast – and that includes the Washington coast.
Sure, people will tell you summer or maybe second summer (those warmer days of early fall) is the best, and those provide plenty of Kodak moments as well. But there s something more dramatic about spring s fat, puffy clouds and the way those crazy, constantly-changing weather patterns create something you can t find any other time of year.