I Scooped the Beavers!
October 18, 2007
My post last week about beavers around here caught the attention of my friend Aimee, who works for the Oregonian. She says in an email:
I just wanted to send you a thank you for the posting you made last week about the beaver-fallen tree next to the Hawthorne Bridge. I thought you made a pretty cool find, so I went there to check it out myself. And I don’t know if you saw today’s Oregonian, but I ended up writing a story. So thanks for the indirect tip!!
Awesome. Right now the story is on OregonLive’s home page, but you can go directly to the story right here (warning: annoying demographics wall before you get in).
Thanks, Aimee, and I really hope you don’t mind me quoting your email!
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