Tweets:
To Janet Hardin of Port Townsend, glad you finally spotted some whales!
Subpod L-25 left Dyes inlet on Wed. 19 Nov 97 at around 1:30 and headed East
through Rich Passage. Observers lost sight of them at that point. It is
possible that you spotted some members of pod the next day off of Port
Townsend, heading out to more open water. I understand your excitement at
the surprise appearance of an orca fin in your scope right behind the sea
birds you might have been watching. We see them all summer and the thrill
never wears off.
Best regards,
Francis Smith
San Juan Island

-----Original Message-----
From: wings at olympus.net <wings at olympus.net>
To: tweeters at u.washington.edu <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Cc: francis at rockisland.com <francis at rockisland.com>
Date: Friday, November 21, 1997 12:13 AM
Subject: Re: Orcas, Web Pages -- apology


>Tweets:
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>In my last post, I stated that
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>"I, too, missed the web page suggested by Richard Rowlett, so decided to
>check out the Whale Museum page, as subsequently recommended by Francis
>Mains. (Very nice, by the way.)"
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>An apology is in order: Francis *Smith* was the representative of the Whale
>Museum who suggested their website. Sorry for misidentifying you, Francis!
>
>Such excitement must be good for my soul, but not my brain. This time, sign
me:
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> Janet Hardin
> Red of Face
> Port Townsend, WA
> wings at olympus.net
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