FSU Coastal Marine Laboratory Open House Saturday
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FSU Coastal Marine Laboratory Open House Saturday
FSU Coastal Marine Laboratory (It's new name since they got a new director –hallelujah!) is having their annual Open House event tomorrow. It’s free and they do an excellent job with “hand-onâ€
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With boat in tow.....
Wife and I plan to bring the boys after soccer AND she agreed to let me bring the boat and take a family run to Dog Island afterward 
I have to pinch myself to make sure I'm not dreaming 
I have to pinch myself to make sure I'm not dreaming 
You may want to just leave the boat at home 
the wind is kickin butt out of the E/SE 
If nothing else, check the live web cam before leaving town today 
http://www.beachview.com/160beachview.htm
the wind is kickin butt out of the E/SE If nothing else, check the live web cam before leaving town today http://www.beachview.com/160beachview.htm
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It was real busy but with the number of activities everybody was able to do everything.MudDucker wrote:Took a group of scouts Saturday and folks were parked 2 miles on either side of it. Looked like you couldn't move in there.
No but the lab has a new director and this was her first experience with an open house event. A big part of the labs mission is education and outreach so the number of folks there is an obvious measure of opportunity. Let's hope it results in more public access programs. I'll certainly weigh in for it.MudDucker wrote:Is it open any other times for tours?
If there are any more tours, let me know. I wondered why there were so many people. Didn't know this was all that rare of an event.Littoral wrote:It was real busy but with the number of activities everybody was able to do everything.MudDucker wrote:Took a group of scouts Saturday and folks were parked 2 miles on either side of it. Looked like you couldn't move in there.No but the lab has a new director and this was her first experience with an open house event. A big part of the labs mission is education and outreach so the number of folks there is an obvious measure of opportunity. Let's hope it results in more public access programs. I'll certainly weigh in for it.MudDucker wrote:Is it open any other times for tours?