Gravel Beach

Puget Sound Beaches ... not really just gravel, but sand, broken shell, and occasionally a boulder the size of a large truck.

Thursday, November 16, 2006

Fort Worden

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A blustery day in Port Townsend. Strong winds out of the south and a high tide. A plume of sediment traveled north along the beach toward th...
Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Clinton

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The beach heads north from Possession at the south end of the island, eventually growing wider and forming Columbia Beach. Then it squeezes...

Freeland Beach

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Freeland. I've been swinging by this beach now and then to watch how it responds to the new stormwater outfall in the middle of the par...

Ledgewood Beach

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Lessons in drainage. Big pipes, little pipes. Leaky pipes, broken pipes.
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Skyline

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Building ON the beach. Literally (or littorally?). This style of development is, fortunately, pretty rare on the Sound once you get away fr...

Point Partridge

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I'm digging back in photos after a long absence - to early September. Back to Fort Ebey State Park, scouting for a field trip and wonde...
Saturday, August 05, 2006

Maple Beach

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It's always fun to visit a beach I've never seen before. Maple Beach is on the east side of Point Roberts, facing out over Boundary...

Point Roberts

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Lighthouse Park is at the southwest tip of Point Roberts, that little orphaned piece of the USA that hangs down below Vancouver. The high g...

English Bay

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The beaches on English Bay benefit from their orientation (using groins) and added sand. They are just one element of Vancouver's ma...

Duwamish Head

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In the early 1900s, Luna Park was an amusement park on a pier - must have been a neat place on summer evenings. A couple years ago, the cit...
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