EDiS – Environments/Habitats - #23 - “Tropical Coniferous Forest”
Again, no Tropical Biome here. But we do have plentiful coniferous forest – cedars, hemlocks, fir and pine, resulting in miles of driftwood log beaches. Also, from Neah bay in the north down to the Oregon border, we have sea stacks - pillars of rock orphaned from the parent shore by the action of wind, rain and erosion. Because our left side faces west, we also have magnificent tropical-type sunsets out over the ocean. Pacific sunsets – almost tropical . . .
Again, no Tropical Biome here. But we do have plentiful coniferous forest – cedars, hemlocks, fir and pine, resulting in miles of driftwood log beaches. Also, from Neah bay in the north down to the Oregon border, we have sea stacks - pillars of rock orphaned from the parent shore by the action of wind, rain and erosion. Because our left side faces west, we also have magnificent tropical-type sunsets out over the ocean. Pacific sunsets – almost tropical . . .
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