Page 16 & 17 National Geographic, vol. 194, #6, dec, 98, there is a 2 page
spread here that shows what must be 100 acers if not 500, probably 2-3k
oyster platforms , worth looking at and if i had a decent scanning program
i'd post the image , but i don't . mark oh , AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!!!
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From: Jennifer Hanhila <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, December 11, 1998 5:45 AM
Subject: oysters
 
 
>Come on you guys...I know you know a lot so let's have a little info.
>here.   Why would it be impossible (all of a sudden) for a LARGE area to
>farm oysters?   The oyster farms in Kino Bay were, until recently,
>flourishing.  Does it have to do with climate.....el nino....????   Will
>this change and go back to the way it was a year ago?  Seeing this
>absence of a once common creature was so odd.  I simply don't
>understand.  There are no new pollutants in the area.
>                          Jennifer
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