Gravel Beach

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

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Cornet Bay

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I'll try to keep this post relatively short. The recent work has only just been completed and I'm sure I'll be back...
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Keystone

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I suspect this short stretch of beach just east of Keystone Harbor wins the award for most rapid, sustained, long term erosion ra...
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Friday, October 19, 2012

Port Madison Bay

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This is another site where an old bulkhead - or perhaps more accurately, several old bulkheads and a lot of rubble - have recently bee...

Tracyton

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The old concrete bulkhead at Anna Smith Park had stood for decades - well, most of it had stood for decades.  Some segments hadn't...

Cama Beach

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Two weeks ago, I headed up to Cama Beach to give a Friday night talk.  I've always like Cama for its accessibility - 75 min...
Tuesday, October 02, 2012

Rat Island

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The story behind Rat Island is a little ambiguous - I've heard slightly different versions.  But basically it goes like th...

Mystery Bay

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I think the reason these posts got stalled back in April was that I kept meaning to go back to the geologic maps and do some hom...

Indian Island

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The next three posts are out of order - they date to an April paddle on Kilisut Harbor and somehow got lost in my drafts folder....
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Sunday, September 30, 2012

Lake McDonald

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Lake McDonald lies on the west side of the continental divide, the counterpart of Saint Mary Lake on the east side.  Based on a qu...

Saint Mary Lake

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Saint Mary Lake, on the east side of Glacier National Park, has some neat beaches.  Unfortunately, I didn't actually get very close...
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