As Skye and I walked the marine dock towards the beach, I saw a familiar boat getting set for a familiar task. I stopped to talk to them. A guy from
PEARL (formerly ANSERC, where I used to work) and two summer interns getting ready to set crab pots for the crab survey
George Abbe started 52 years ago. Here they are heading north to set a two lines of 5 pots at Kenwood Beach. That brought back a lot of memories. Most of them good.
The Sea Nettles are here for the summer, and they were thick today. It seems to vary a bit with the weather. I talked to two mothers who had their kids stung today.
The best of 11 teeth between Georgia and I, a fine, very black 1 1/4 inch White Shark tooth, which washed up at my feet.
And a poorly focused, but fairly rare intact Eagle Ray mouth plate chevron.
Georgia getting out of "the tangle" at Matoaka.
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