It was misty, and in the low 40's, with a slight, and dieing NW breeze. There were even a few drops of rain, but not enough to get out of.
It was the first trip to the beach in March, for various reasons.
The tide was on the high side, and rising, but the wave action was about right, and there was a lot of shell and gravel to look through. You see it, right?
A 1 3/8 lower
Snaggletooth shark tooth and a very nice specimen; the best of 14 teeth (and a couple of crab claws).
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