In June, 1969, I deselected going to my Carleton College Graduation, and picked up a drive away car on Lake Street in Minneapolis, to make the 3 day drive out to Everett WA, where I dropped off the 1967 Rambler ---Stops along the way, included Joel Hesby's, a Carleton College friend whose home was in Volga SD, then to Dick Adam's Home, who sang with me in the Carleton Singing Knights, and I visited his Big Timber MT home ------I hitched hiked to Anacortes WA, and then made it here to the D-6 dorm building surrounded by Douglas fir ---
One of the slides I took of the dock and harbor at the Marine Biology Station supported by the U of Washington - Close up of Douglas fir cone ----
The boat used by the scientists to discover specimens was the Hydah ---I labeled the slide "Dr Fontaine from U of Victoria with slimy Pteraster with Gil Robinson from South Africa, back to camera Chuck O'Claire "
Lynn Dawson, of U of Washington, on Hydah ---
Basket Star -Gorganocephalis, between islands deep dredge ---
Dr Anna Bidder, Cambridge University, UK and
Pycnopodia -
Dr Bidder , with other students with top side of star fish Pynopoda - Gil Robinson and Dave Macmillan, Melbourne Australia ---
Dr Bidder leading dissection of cephalopod -
Tom Weaver, yours truly, dissecting the octopus as directed by Dr Anna Bidder
Pier in front of Friday Harbor Labs
view of Pier and Friday Harbor Labs from Hydah
Yacht moored at Friday Harbor Marina
Dick Squires in a water hole, at low tide
Anemone Pink and Yellow
Colorful sea slugs, Nudibranchs in a petri dish for scale ----
Colorful star fish - Red on Purple "Henrica on Solaster"?
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