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Apr

9

Return to Bandon

Filed Under Bandon . Oregon . USA


2011- From Canyonville it takes about 2 hours to reach the coastline. We’re back in Bandon for our third year for volunteering with US Fish and Wildlife and Shoreline Education for Awareness.

 Like two one-bedroom houses passing on the freeway - well, it's kinda like that.
From Canyonville to Bandon travelling on Interstate 5 Northbound. That’s another coach passing us.

Hwy 42 to the Oregon CoastAlong Hwy 42 heading west

Hwy 42S to Bandon - it can seem quite narrow at times Along Hwy 42S heading into Bandon

The City of Bandon Heading into downtown Bandon for a diesel “top off” before heading to the marsh for the next 5 months.

each flag is a native plant which has be placed back into the habitat of the Bandon Marsh Bill Bridgeland, wildlife biologist, amid thousands of tiny flags marking the locations of every native plant replanted into the Bandon Marsh during the last 6 months. Soon the former cranberry bog will be transformed into it’s original state pre- 1900.

Our home on the "new" Bandon Marsh From our campsite on the Bandon Marsh (old cranberry bog) we have a great view of the transformation process. I’m looking forward to watching the plant growth and animal life here during the next 5 months.

Blue sees the blue of the pacific for the first time this year.Blue seeing the ocean for the first time this year.

This little video starts with a still frame which lasts way too long (not sure why) but the rest of the video shows how happy Blue was to be back on “his” beach.

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