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Invisible Beach: A New Mystery by John Vonderlin
(Image: John Vonderlin’s collection of debris found at ‘Invisible Beach.’) It was not long after the mystery of the tags was solved, while on another pebble and driftwood gathering trip–that we encountered a new mystery to consider. There were a … Continue reading
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Invisible Beach: The Mystery of The Tags Is Solved
By John Vonderlin So, while I now knew where the tags had come from, I didn’t understand why they continued to show up over such a long time. Had they been floating around out there all this time, with a … Continue reading
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“Invisible Beach:” Where We Meet ‘The Contender’
The next time I returned with a beachcombing friend it was a different story. While we didn’t find another sealed packet of the cards, we did find singletons here and there. We started making a game of it, calling out … Continue reading
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“Invisible Beach”: Where We Meet ‘The Contender’
By John Vonderlin (Image: John Vonderlin’s collection of tags found at ‘Invisible Beach.’) Having been a Natural Wonder collector, photographer and admirer for years, it seemed logical to create dissonant art by combining objects from my collection with some of … Continue reading
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“Invisible Beach’s” Claim to Fame: #3 Non-Buoyant Marine Debris
By John Vonderlin While the pretty pebbles and unusual driftwood chucked up on the shore at Invisible Beach, by Neptune’s Vomitorium, hinted at an interesting story, it was the manmade non-buoyant marine debris that was regurgitated there that came to … Continue reading
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Notrocks….from Invisible Beach
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Invisible Beach’s 3 Claims To Fame/#2 Driftwood (2)
Story by John Vonderlin ——-many of John’s terms are described here Flotsam in the nearshore takes that path in our area because it is driven by the longshore current (littoral drift)–which in turn is driven by the prevailing northwest winds. … Continue reading
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Invisible Beach’s 3 Claims To Fame/#2 Driftwood
Story by John Vonderlin–but his friends call him “Dr. Science.” Part II Hi June, When I first started taking the long hike to Invisible Beach, to see the colorful pebbles, I noticed a nearby area where a number of rafts … Continue reading
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The Fame of ‘Invisible Beach’ #1/Rocks by John Vonderlin
Invisible Beach: “Not even Big Sur, Jade Cove, or Cambria’s, Moonstone Beach, further south, have such an interesting pedigree or range of attractive stones.” Part I Hi June, I’ve asserted that Invisible Beach is the most amazing, unusual, interesting, etc. … Continue reading
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1917–Minot Judson’s Poem about Pebble Beach
From John Vonderlin Email John ([email protected]) (Image: polished stone found at Pebble Beach, Pescadero) Hi June, This is a poem by Minot Judson Savage, from his “America t o England” book of poetry published in 1917. It is viewable … Continue reading
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