Gravel Beach

It's exactly one mile from Lip Lip Point southwest to Kinney Point. The largely glacial bluffs start and end high, perched o...

Continuing my July 4th walk around the south end of Marrowstone Island.  These are interesting bluffs and ones that most folks will neve...

From a distance, the eastern and southern shores of Marrowstone might be mistaken for just another long stretch of coastal bluf...

Marrowstone Island's East Beach Park is a wonderful place to watch ships cruising in and out of Admiralty Inlet.  It's al...

At a relatively high tide, walking the beach at West Point below Discovery Park one might be struck by the relief - a steep gravel...

The south side of Discovery Park shares the same deep-seated landslide complex that characterizes most of the southwest shore of Magn...

Four nautical miles northwest of Yesler's Wharf, a large glacial boulder sits on the beach with a navigation marker and a large ba...

Magnolia Bluff is both some of Seattle's premier real estate and one of Puget Sound's best known deep-seated landslide compl...

Maury Island cuts eastward across the north-south grain of the Puget Sound landscape, begging questions about both why it's here ...

Tramp Harbor lies on the eastern shore of Vashon Island, just south of Ellisport and Point Heyer (KVI Beach) , and just north of the P...