http://www.coos-bay.net/blog A professional Oregon Photographers Life in Oregon Mon, 01 Mar 2010 03:58:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In my past 12 years living on the Oregon coast there have been 2 tsunami warnings, but fortunately no tsunami's materialized. The city of Coos Bay has added a number of warning sirens to help residents should a tsunami be poised to hit the coast. However, ... http://www.coos-bay.net/blog/?p=652 I am looking for new articles about Coos Bay events. To encourage you to write I am offering you a picture of your choice from my vast archive of Oregon pictures. Please send me your ideas for articles, or the actual article via my email page. http://www.coos-bay.net/blog/?p=650 I just posted the tides for the next few days and there are some very good days for clamming. The low tides late in the afternoon are at -1FT or more. Should you have questions or just need some general help please contact me. http://www.coos-bay.net/blog/?p=648 http://soldiersangels.org/ I was given the above website address from one of my newsletter subscribers. It is an "adopt" a soldier site. All it will cost you is $1.00 to verify you are who you are and commit to write one letter a week and send one care package ... http://www.coos-bay.net/blog/?p=646 The commercial dungeness crabbing fleet is having a better that expected year. Last year was miserable for the fishermen, but as of last week the amount of crabs brought into the processors has well exceeded 100 million pounds. Recreational crabbing is also quite good, but as ... http://www.coos-bay.net/blog/?p=644