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Sunday, February 20, 2011

strata at Short Sands

Posted by Tristan at 7:50 AM No comments:
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Labels: Manzanita, Oswald State Park, short sands beach, Tillamook County, Tillamook County beach

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Short Sands Beach

Posted by Tristan at 7:09 AM No comments:
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Labels: Manzanita, Neah Kah Nie mountain, Oregon coast beach, Oswald State Park, short sands beach

Monday, February 7, 2011

Low tide, Nehalem Bay

Posted by Tristan at 4:56 AM No comments:
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Labels: estuary, low tide, Manzanita, mud flats, Nehalem Bay, Oregon coast tide flat, Oregon estuary, tide flat
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Tristan is the pen name of a young writer from the Oregon Coast. A fisherman and a poet, he writes from the perspective of a new deeply involved wordsmith, in expressing himself through the written word, and enriching his soul. He wants to share his journey with you, and to share his creativity and his words with you. In Tristan's life, there have been crises, struggles, and challenges. His courage and his character to deal with life's obstacles is reflected in his writing. "I want my work to flow like a wild river, carving its own path. The river is sometimes inhibited by dams that suspend the natural flow of something. I want people to feel something, feel uncomfortable, feel sad, hurt, broken, happy, but just feel."
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