Army Bay Beach, part two

With this post, we're going to look at another part of this wonderful beach. If you go back to part one, and look again at the 2nd photo, you'll be looking toward this stretch of rocks.

The picure below shows what a wide area of the rocks at the foot of the cliff are like. They've been worn smooth and many of their interiors appear to be softer than the outer walls since they've become hollowed out. Because the tide comes in and out here every 6 hours, they are home to all sort of beautiful creatures. 

There is also a multi-colored bit of cliff face that leaks a tiny spring that forms a little pool.

I wish you could be here to see how the sun glistens on the wet face of that colored portion of the cliff.  That's a little fresh water pool of course.

Now look at this flat rock. It's a piece of art. Can you imagine if this was polished to a high sheen? It's about a metre by two metres in size.

We'll finish off today with a few shots of the seagulls Amiri lured in using chips.  -djf

You can see that one gull has been knocked right off his feet.

A couple of times I thought we were on the set of  Hitchcock's The Birds. This shows a very small piece of sky. There must have been at least 50 flying all around, hoping for their chance. 

It may be just a gull, but it sure is beautiful up close.