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rozoneill: Sand formations, caused by the constant wind
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rozoneill: The rocks and islands beckon
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rozoneill: The tide was low and still receding
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rozoneill: Three in a row
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rozoneill: A large island, ever inaccessible
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rozoneill: There's a hole in me island!
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rozoneill: Interestingly shaped sea stack
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rozoneill: Stacks of sea stacks
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rozoneill: An imposing monolith
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rozoneill: Katchan mimes photography
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rozoneill: Myers Creek fanned out and ran shallow across the beach
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rozoneill: Myers Creek on the beach
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rozoneill: Sunlight reflects on Myers Creek
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rozoneill: Boots got wet on this part of the hike
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rozoneill: The texture of the wind
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rozoneill: Ripples on the creek
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rozoneill: Myers Creek and some sunlight
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rozoneill: Island layers
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rozoneill: Another set of islands called out to us
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rozoneill: Narrow portal
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rozoneill: Islands, left behind by a receding tide
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rozoneill: Larger islands loomed behind
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rozoneill: Looks like one island but it's two
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rozoneill: Near and far
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rozoneill: Every island seemingly has an island behind it
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rozoneill: Rocky stack to the north of us
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rozoneill: All lined up
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rozoneill: Gateway to the great beyond
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rozoneill: The receding tide created interesting patterns in the sand
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rozoneill: I took lots of pictures of sand art