When we arrived at the beach today, the bay was calm under the influence of a southwest wind, but there was an obvious line of clouds headed down from the north. The tide was pretty high, and we waded around the rocks to Matoka.
While we were up there, the front arrived, and the wind shifted to northwest, and the chop began to build. Both Georgia and I got a little wet getting back around the cliff and rocks. No rain, though.
We managed 15 shark's teeth, a complete ray mouth segment and a crab claw.
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