A relatively warm, calm 50 F under glowering skies. We got going a little early today to beat the rain which we expected (and are getting) this afternoon.
A pretty decent low tide, light waves and lots of gravel mad for a pretty good day for fossils, 28 sharks teeth (all small to medium), a crab claw, a
Tilly bone, and a
ray scute. But the most unusual thing was this large
Geoduck or Panopea pearl. Georgia found a couple last year, but this is the first I've found in a long time.
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