Dozens of islanders gathered at Point Robinson Saturday for the Low Tide Celebration to witness the lowest tide of the year and the sea life that becomes visible when the water recedes. Saturday’s event marked the celebration’s 12th year and the warm weather ushered in summer as beach naturalists and vendors set up on the beach to spread information about Puget Sound’s sea life and how to protect it.
Tidepools among the eelgrass draw people in for a closer look at the happenings in the shallows. (Kent Phelan Photo)
The view of Point Robinson, Puget Sound and Des Moines from the top of the Point Robinson lighthouse. (Kent Phelan Photo)
A beach naturalist talks to a group of celebration-goers at Saturday’s Low Tide Celebration. (Kent Phelan Photo)
A boy plays among the eelgrass at Point Robinson Saturday. (Kent Phelan Photo)
A group of people carry the Snohomish Tribe’s Blue Heron Canoe into the sound. (Kent Phelan Photo)
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