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Environment & Energy

SarahD

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2. A friend of mine does that.

Reply to hunter (Original post)

Thu May 23, 2024, 11:21 AM

May 2024

Or did until she retired. She surveyed various marine life near the mouth of the Elwa. It seems to be doing well. By the way, it's a surfing spot when the ocean swells come in at just the right angle.

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