Today was “build a tower” day. My father did it with us when we were kids, so I figure it’s my turn. We had plenty of driftwood to pick from in the next beach over:

We each grabbed one of the four main poles and dragged them back to our beach:

Binding the main poles together:



Adding the floor supports:




Installing the floor:





Tying down the floor:

I figured I should test it before letting the kids up:



Come on up kids!



Trish gave it a try too:

Our daughter practices her whittling:

We found an elephant seal shoulder blade and forearm. Leatherman is pictured for scale:


And a pretty big banana slug too:

The kids bolstered a fort someone else had built and left:


They decided to turn it into a seafood restaurant:



Here I am sampling the fare:


The last few days have been pretty oppressive with the fog reducing visibility to 150 feet or so:


Hunting starfish:


We found a silver dollar-sized jellyfish:


One last tower shot:

Trish finished her beautiful beach rock collages:



If we don’t leave here soon, we will never go.
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