I cannot think of a better way to begin a morning than to watch Orcas dine on salmon for breakfast…can you?
Did You Hear the Sea Lions
I'm working from home today battling a bug (the classic cold one catches from when the kids return to school). I noticed some strange, loud barking noises while sitting at my computer.
I ran to the deck and saw what appears to be two sea lions swimming along together.
I wish I had better photos to share with you–it really was quite a sight (and sound)!
Fog Horns and Last Night’s Sunset
Two Playful Pups and a Pair of Blue Herons
Last Nights Beautiful Sunset
Last of the Low Tides for this Year
An Adventure to Alaska began from the Shores Off Beach Drive
Yesterday, West Seattle Blog reported on an adventure that launched from the shores of Emma Schmitz Viewpoint. You can read the full article here.
"…Alex Kongsgaard launched this morning from the rocky shore below Emma Schmitz Memorial Overlook on Beach Drive – West Seattle to Glacier Bay, planning on about 30 miles a day over the next eight weeks…"
Super Low Tides this Weekend
In addition to our wonderful sunny weather, we will have very low tides this weekend.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
- Low 11:25 am at -3.2
- High 7:09 pm at 11.7
Sunday, June 13, 2010
- Low 12:16 am at -7.8
- High 4:51 am at 10.7
- Low 12:09 pm at -3.5
- High 7:48 pm at 12.0
As you're beach combing along Emma Schmitz, Charles Richey, and areas of Lincoln Park, remember these are designated marine preserves or Marine Protected Areas. Nothing is to be removed from these coastal areas, including shells or sea critters. Download MarineAreaRules (see page 19).
Beach areas in front of homes are often private and have varying property lines from property to property. Some homes may own the beach out to mean low tide. There's no way for the public to know where private property begins or ends–just something to keep in mind.


























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