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Adena Mooers points to the sharp facies change from sandstone to conglomerate at Teddy Bear Cove. Click to enlarge any image.
Teddy Bear Cove has shoreline exposures of west-dipping Chuckanut Formation conglomerate, and a couple of nice swimming beaches. It is a Whatcom County Park on Chuckanut Bay reached by a short trail from Chuckanut Drive.
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