A quiet Sunday morning on land but a raging 6.3 knots of currents in the sea at 8:30 am. After cleaning the solar panels and second breakfast, I took a wander to experience a near zero meter low tide at Race Rocks. There are too many wonders to describe or photograph so I will share only one observation: the number of gooseneck barnacles is astounding!
Wildlife notes:
The lacerated Stellar sealion from yesterday was not seen today. The male elephant seal is progressing with his molt. The most noticeable differences from yesterday are on his face and flippers. The year old elephant seal paid a visit today and enjoyed a sleep on the boat ramp.
Facility work:
- cleaned solar panels
- clean windows on both houses
- thistles
Vessels:
15 Ecotourism boats
Weather:
Partly cloudy, WNW 28 in the morning, W 15 in the early evening.