Gravel Beach

Seattle desperately needs to reconnect with its waterfront- we can do better than souvenir shops and uninteresting industrial buildings. Bu...

Does this beach have a name? Sculpture Park Beach? Artificial pocket beaches on industrial shorelines are an interesting notion, but requir...

Early this morning I walked through the new sculpture park and then down past the grain elevators - a pleasant, albeit roundabout route from...

Still back in December. A small stream mouth on a beach within view of downtown Seattle. In view, that is, if you have an office in the nort...

Shine Road follows the top of the bluff for a mile or so. Not much room left and in a hundred years the beach plans to be where eastbound la...

Over the past several thousand years, the Dungeness River has emptied into the sea in different places across the broad Grays Marsh and Jame...

We've caught up to December. This stretch of bluffs supplies sediment both south to Gibson Spit at the mouth of Sequim Bay and north tow...

The week of Thanksgiving. A miserable wet and windy day in Seattle, but a wonderfully blustery day on Port Susan. Seems like everyone wants ...

These shots are from back in October. Most of Indian Island is off limits, thanks to the US Navy, but the southern shoreline on Oak Bay incl...

It's time to catch up a bit -- beginning with a blogger's retrospective. The picture was my best effort at something related to the ...