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Small bay near Seal Point
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Seals sunning on the rocks
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the rock formations, types and colors are spectacular along the South Trail
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The round patterns were in many places, very interesting
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From a tide pool looking west
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What's she taking a picture of??
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Even though it looks like molten rock cooled, this is a natural erosion pattern
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Interesting rock layers, tells quite a story
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Another view from the trail
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Inlet along the cliffs
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Another small inlet, there were several along 1 mile of trail, each unique
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More rock formations at another tide pool, different from all the others
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Neat view of a pool and the rock layering
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More of the cool, round formations in the rock
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A closer view of them
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Sea anemones in a tide pool
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Every inlet or tide pool was very unique, all of them awe-inspiring
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another view of the coast from that pool
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Looking for lunch
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Kari at a tide pool
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Sea urchins and a star in another tide pool
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A closer look
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Big anemone, cool water effect
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He's a big one!
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Very interesting rock formation, we stared at this for a while
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Can you tell we like tide-pooling?
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OK, maybe you've seen enough of them
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So now look at us!
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Beautiful blues in the water
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He has his own beach
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Another inlet, can you find the seals?
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OK, try again
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