Beeswax Expedition May 2008 May 5; Traveled flt 26, seat 2C, Night at Hampton Inn. May 6; Tuesday; Trifty Rentacar, Bill Spurlock on NW 0730. Columbia River Museum Visit with Jeff Smith. Saw big Block, talked about 16” wood disk. Heitage Museum, Wax with $. Seaside Museum..salt stove. Burger and beers. We stopped at Short Sand Beach and kicked around. At the Beach Park 1700… 1900 Pow Wow; Me, Scott, Eric Grower, Donna Schefcheck (+ folks), Ryann Kass, Jack P, Ty Gab., Clayton Krause, Vaughn Pipenberg, Bill Sp., Don B, Curtis Eb., Dave Ingrahm, Jim Hickey, Lew Scott. May 7; Wednesday. 0730 drove to Short Sands & Hiked to Falcon Cliffs, could not get down. W/ Bill, Donna, Jack, Dave & Ryan…Curtis, & Clayton stayed at Short Sands. Back at camp @ noon. Scott, Eric and Ty walked the Bay side of the spit. Just N of the boat ramp they found a hard pointed wooden stick. Mark Beach has new old maps…We have one he needs too. Owen Nickolson stopped by. Lise is working up talks for Eb at Tillamook Library at noon Friday and us Saturday. Frank Corder (88 yrs.old lived here al his life) says Cronan had the big house, bay side of hill…you can still see part of the landing. The wife had a big cedar headstone. The Shipwreck was ½ way between there and the “White house”, which was supposed to have been somewhere down on the spit, built after it was all sectionalized. There was also a ball diamond down there. The river mouth was further south. In the early 50s the entire beach was rocks. During a big storm a huge tree with roots came in. It was 14’ high minimum. It has since been buried. Craig brought a pretty porcelain arrow head and his small wax block. More supposed to be at Nehalem Falls also some found at Spruce Run Campground on Lower Nehalem Road. Ty spent some time getting his GPS and Mag to talk to his laptop. At 1600 they were getting ready to depart camp with the boat. “Oregon Field Guide guys came by. Mike will be joining the dive team. , OCR Text: Beeswax Expedition May 2008 May 5; Traveled flt 26, seat 2C, Night at Hampton Inn. May 6; Tuesday; Trifty Rentacar, Bill Spurlock on NW 0730. Columbia River Museum Visit with Jeff Smith. Saw big Block, talked about 16” wood disk. Heitage Museum, Wax with $. Seaside Museum..salt stove. Burger and beers. We stopped at Short Sand Beach and kicked around. At the Beach Park 1700… 1900 Pow Wow; Me, Scott, Eric Grower, Donna Schefcheck ( folks), Ryann Kass, Jack P, Ty Gab., Clayton Krause, Vaughn Pipenberg, Bill Sp., Don B, Curtis Eb., Dave Ingrahm, Jim Hickey, Lew Scott. May 7; Wednesday. 0730 drove to Short Sands & Hiked to Falcon Cliffs, could not get down. W/ Bill, Donna, Jack, Dave & Ryan…Curtis, & Clayton stayed at Short Sands. Back at camp @ noon. Scott, Eric and Ty walked the Bay side of the spit. Just N of the boat ramp they found a hard pointed wooden stick. Mark Beach has new old maps…We have one he needs too. Owen Nickolson stopped by. Lise is working up talks for Eb at Tillamook Library at noon Friday and us Saturday. Frank Corder (88 yrs.old lived here al his life) says Cronan had the big house, bay side of hill…you can still see part of the landing. The wife had a big cedar headstone. The Shipwreck was ½ way between there and the “White house”, which was supposed to have been somewhere down on the spit, built after it was all sectionalized. There was also a ball diamond down there. The river mouth was further south. In the early 50s the entire beach was rocks. During a big storm a huge tree with roots came in. It was 14’ high minimum. It has since been buried. Craig brought a pretty porcelain arrow head and his small wax block. More supposed to be at Nehalem Falls also some found at Spruce Run Campground on Lower Nehalem Road. Ty spent some time getting his GPS and Mag to talk to his laptop. At 1600 they were getting ready to depart camp with the boat. “Oregon Field Guide guys came by. Mike will be joining the dive team. , Nehalem Valley Historical Society,Under Construction,Tillamook County tiffs,misc batch 2,photos of beeswax,Beeswax++May+2008.pdf,Beeswax++May+2008.pdf Page 1, Beeswax++May+2008.pdf Page 1