My Gucci Oregon Trip

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The Astoria Column is 125 feet tall and is covered on the outside by a sgraffito that depicts American Indian, U.S. and Oregon history.

Columbia River Maritime Museum Crossing the Bar Section

I would not cross the bar because its just to much of a risk and I just don’t know enough about the ocean. Another reason is because it is very risky for a young teen to cross the bar by them selfs

Hatfield Marine Science Center R.O.V. Challenge

To start the rov challenge we all drew up are own designs then picked the best ones and combined them to make are final draft of what we wanted are rov to look like.After we had completed are draft we started to build it. It was hard to keep it even in weight because most of the pvc pipes weren’t the same size and the ones that did mach in size were taken right off the bat. Even with that set back we still made are rov pretty even. After we made the frame of are rov we started to work on placement of the motors which was hard because it required lots of tiny connectors that were hard to find but luckily we had enough of them to finish. Then it was on to figuring out the flotation which required adding orange brown or black cut up floaters  that took us a while because we didn’t plan for how much space the floaters took up so are rov kept either being to heavy or to light causing it to either float to the top or sink to the bottom. After adding floatation we finally got on to driving it took a while to get used to the controls but once we did it ended up not being to hard and we ended up scoring 8 which is not that much but it wasn’t terrible. some groups only scored like 2 or 3 so over all i think we did pretty well.

Cannon Beach is most well known for  haystack Rock. It is sometimes called the 4th largest intertidal rock in the world.

Hatfield Marine Science Center Speedy Science

Are experiment question was does the size of the crab matter are hypothesis was that the smaller crabs would be faster. After all of are testing we concluded that in fact are fastest crabs were the biggest.  

The reason you can take rocks is because this is a protected area. For example if everybody took a rock there would be none left which would destroy habitats for small creatures

Tillamook Cheese Factory and Izzy’s Buffet

Because the conditions in tillamook were perfect for farming

Hatfield Marine Science Center Visitors Center

To teach kids about how destructive tsunamis are.also how they work and how big they can get.

HI I’m Matthew I’m 13 i live in canada and I’m currently in high school. My interests include golf, video games, rock climbing, and computers. My favourite subject in school is wood working because i like creating something out of just some wood and glue one of my goals for this year is to be very organized with my day schedule because in elementary school i was always very unorganized and that was one of my biggest struggles.

Because cool activities. Like this brings lots of tourists and attention to the town. 

Travelling South with a stop at Cabela&apos;s!

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This is a time lapse of  going across a very long bridge that crosses the Columbia river 

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 When we first arrived at the northwest trek we were around 30 minutes early so we walked around and looked ate the birds and some other animals. After about 30 minutes of looking at some of the animals we finally went on the bus tour. we past a huge lake first where they explained stuff about how originally the first owners had paid something like $4 an acre which is a really good deal. After they told us about the backstory we went through a field where we saw some bison which was pretty cool. we saw them during mating season but thankfully there was nothing over pg. after we saw the bison we went into the Forrest we didn’t see many animals but it was still very Beautiful. Then we finished the tour and went to go look at bears and other animals. During that the teachers asked us questions about them that you could find on the  signs by the habitat. It was all very interesting after we looked at the animal habitats we had some free time at the park then we had snacks. Then finally it was gift shop time where i spent $2 on a maze book for some reason that i cant remember then we left. Overall i learned a ton of cool things while at the northwest trek and its something i will always remember.

Fort Stevens was only attacked once by a Japanese submarine. The submarine fired at fort Stevens but missed because they didn’t know the accurate location. The people at fort Stevens decided not to fire back because if they did the Japanese would know where they were. So the next time they fired they would not miss. Another thing i learned was that one of the original forts was made out of dirt so when a canon ball hits it it will slow down and cause less damage unlike brick which would just shatter like glass. In later years though they used cement to build the new fort. My final fact is about a bunker that was originally made fore some super big guns in ww1. although it worked well it just wasn’t efficient enough so in ww2 they changed it into offices and those are some of the facts i learned while at fort Stevens

When the firsts colonists arrived in Astoria they brought along  a ton of trading with them. They traded things like guns, powder balls and shot, blankets, large brass wire, knifes, beads, and tobacco. They also traded beads which the Indian tribes were quite fond of. they liked the blue and white ones the best but they preferred the blue ones. That’s most of what i know from this part of the museum sorry i don’t have that much i just couldn’t find more.

Columbia River Maritime Museum First Nations Section

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Depoe Bay is known as the  Worlds smallest navigable harbor. On March 11, 2011, the port was damaged by a tsunami caused by an earthquake off the coast of japan

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