
click Tongue Point Splash © 2010 Bo Mackison
https://purestpotential.com/fpcjxnhpi1 When we were traveling the Pacific Northwest, we walked out on Tongue Point just south of Point Crescent, Washington during low tide and checked out the tidal pools. We saw a bit of activity – a few purple and green anemones, some sea urchins. I was hoping to see a star fish or two, but that didn’t happen.
https://dcinematools.com/l3r39vhl The shore at low tide was covered with mussels, sea kelp and seaweed, all slippery stuff. I wielded a hiking stick in one hand and my camera attached to a monopod in the other, and just barely managed to stay afoot. A few times we were splashed by incoming waves as the tide started rising — just added to the sense of adventure! At one point we were laughing so hard, I wondered if we’d get back up the cliff at the appointed time. Yep, we did.
Tramadol Medication Online I took only one lens, so my photographs of the tidal pools themselves are seriously lacking, but the scenery was still spectacular.
source And it really was great fun. I’d go exploring at low tide if ever given the chance again. What amazing life barely under the sea!