Construction began last week on the newest artificial reef in California. I can't wait to document the changes over the coming years.
Palos Verdes Reef
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Palos Verdes Reef; From the Beginning
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Construction began last week on the newest artificial reef in California. I can't wait to document the changes over the coming years.
Palos Verdes Reef
https://twitter.com/i/status/1258930125669666816
Kensei
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Agree. I'd like to be on this soon as the barges leave. It should bring in tons of new stuff.
I have yet to make it up to Palos Verdes, this looks really interesting however!
OP
It's like Pt. Loma but with some animals found only on one or two reefs.
OP
While checking out conditions at KOU Rock this morning, we stopped to watch the bulldozers pushing rocks onto Block 4 of the Palos Verdes Restoration Reef project.
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This is going to be a long swim from the shore to dive. wish it could be closer to OML/Long point.
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The closest trail will be the Sunset trail at the Trump Golf Course. There is public parking at the trailhead. It looks to be about the same distance as Marineland, but a dirt trail like the old days.
broncobowsher
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Technically that isn't a bulldozer, it is a track loader. Difference is the front has a bucket and can pick stuff up. Bulldozer just has a blade and pushes. Same basic vehicle, just a different working implement.
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