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| Broken, empty green sea urchin, still retaining most of its spines. |
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| Fragment of the shell, from the inside. |
There will be more photos tomorrow; scenery, kelp, and critters.
Friday, November 20, 2015
Just exploring
I drove up to Kelsey Bay, 75 km north of Campbell River, following a winding road off the highway, through Sayward village (pop. 400) and on until I came to a dead end at a small, rocky, dark beach, slippery with rockweed and shreds of kelp, splashed with wind-driven waves. There, I went looking for critters, tripped and ended up in the water, froze my fingers until I couldn't feel the camera buttons, and then found the only local coffee shop closed. An interesting afternoon; a good day!
There will be more photos tomorrow; scenery, kelp, and critters.
There will be more photos tomorrow; scenery, kelp, and critters.
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How beautiful those sea urchins are, both alive and after they're dead - the shell they leave behind.
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