<p>With no to few vehicles on the beach these days things feel very relaxed. It's also my impression that the beach is having a chance to be its natural self. It seems to be changing in ways I can't quite identify, but it feels as though it's <q>recovering</q> or <q>coming back</q>. </p><p>I wanted to share some photos I've taken recently on the beach. They show off the variety of interesting things there are to be found and sights to be seen. </p>
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Ram’s horn - squid buoyancy device. [/caption]
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Shell. [/caption]
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Portuguese man o' war. [/caption]
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Shell. [/caption]
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White faced heron and black backed gull. [/caption]
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Pied stilts. [/caption]
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Shags. [/caption]
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Blue and white shell. [/caption]
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Shells, not a sheep’s head. [/caption]
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Kayaker in the late afternoon. [/caption]
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Driftwood. [/caption]
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Terns. [/caption]
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Kelp. [/caption]
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River rocks.[/caption]
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River and beach. [/caption]
