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Back by popular demand, Humboldt State’s Danny O’Shea will lead a 2-hour geology tour of Trinidad State Beach on Sunday, Jan. 28, from 2 to 4 p.m. Rocks have plenty to tell us about how our dramatic coastline came to look the way it does. O’Shea, an HSU geology and oceanography lecturer, will help interpret the coastline’s story during a minus-low tide, explaining Trinidad State Beach’s unique geology and the forces that build the striking seastacks and headlands that characterize our coast. Meet at the south end of the parking area at the base of Trinidad Head. Dress for the weather and for beach walking. Reserve your spot by calling 677-2501. Sponsored by the Trinidad Coastal Land Trust, the beach rock walk is free and open to anyone interested in learning more about Trinidad’s coast. To learn more about the Trinidad Coastal Land Trust, visit trinidadcoastallandtrust.org.
Price: Free
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