July 16th, 2010 | By Dave | Published in Jellyfish, Sea Shore
There’s a reason it’s called the strand line. I love walking the beach at low tide when the ocean is delivering its twice daily deposit of flotsam and jetsam as it begins to rise. The line of seaweed, shells, driftwood and detritus often provides a window into what lies below the lowest reaches of the [...]
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