Gravel Beach

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

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Jack Block Park

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Three years ago I posted a photo of this beach but noted that it was fenced off ( Jack Block Park: May 2008 ) Now it's open, provid...
Wednesday, July 06, 2011

Golden Gardens

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It's amazing that in over 430 entries and more than 5 years, I have never posted anything from Golden Gardens, even though it's the ...
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Friday Harbor

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The University of Washington's Friday Harbor Laboratory has been perched here on the point north of the town for most of the last centu...
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Eagle Cove

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If you take a rocky coastline and add a little sand and gravel, you'll get pocket beaches and there are no shortage of them here on the...
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South Beach

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The south end of San Juan Island is why you can't categorize Puget Sound beaches in any simple way. It's the same ocean, and the ...

Jakle's Lagoon

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The north and south sides of the peninsula that ends in Cattle Point couldn't be much different. The south side is high grassy bluffs ...

Cattle Point

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Cattle Point is a rocky headland at the south east end of San Juan Island, jutting out into the eastern end of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. ...

Ship Harbor

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Ship Harbor is a north-facing cove just east of the Anacortes Ferry Terminal. It's a swash-aligned barrier beach and marsh with a long...
Saturday, May 21, 2011

Seattle

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The eastern shore of Elliott Bay was once a gravel beach with a steep bluff gradually rising from south to north, perhaps 80-100' high i...

Cape George

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Cape George is a large residential development west of Port Townsend. It faces northwest across the mouth of Discovery Bay, looking out ov...
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