(Nicholas Johnson/Peninsula Daily News)

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Lesson in the waves

Aiming to observe fish as part of her marine biology studies, an eighth-grade student in Port Townsend’s OCEAN alternative learning program walks through waves off North Beach County Park on a crisp, sunny October afternoon Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020.

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