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rozoneill: A tidal surge forces its way up Big Creek
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rozoneill: Odd to see water flowing upstream
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rozoneill: The tide was flowing up Big Creek
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rozoneill: Seagulls congregate on the Sunset Bay beach
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rozoneill: Sunset Bay, frothing in the heavy surf
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rozoneill: Where Big Creek meets Sunset Bay
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rozoneill: The tidal surge had me running away
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rozoneill: Ferns glisten from the moist air
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rozoneill: Trail atop the coastal bluffs
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rozoneill: The keeper of the gates was nowhere to be seen
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rozoneill: View across Sunset Bay to the Cape Arago Lighthouse
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rozoneill: The sea was full of turmoil and roil today
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rozoneill: My favorite little beach is well under water
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rozoneill: Yup, definitely a higher than high tide today
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rozoneill: Norton Gulch, where it meets the ocean
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rozoneill: Huge waves roll in, one after another
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rozoneill: The king tide surge enters Norton Gulch
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rozoneill: Like one big eddy in a bowl
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rozoneill: The sound of crashing waves was like thunder
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rozoneill: Moisture collects on a twig
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rozoneill: Yellowing salmonberry leaves next to the trail
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rozoneill: A salal makes a lone offering to autumn
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rozoneill: A bay full of agitated water
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rozoneill: Ocean at the tip of Gregory Island
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rozoneill: Waves crashing below the trail
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rozoneill: Just a wild ocean today
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rozoneill: A small cove, full of sea foam
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rozoneill: The first of several shoals provided some wave action
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rozoneill: A gull about to get smited by a wave
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rozoneill: That seagull is beginning to rethink its flight plan