Sentences with phrase «open coast»

The boldly colored illustrations range from a flapper party to a wide expanse of open coast to a painting of Lange's most iconic photograph.

Head out into the open waters of Northern Barkley Sound where you'll feel the thrill of paddling in ocean swells while exploring the rugged shorelines and open coast islands this area is famous for.

Launching from Ucluelet allows access to the spectacular open coast scenery and abundant sea life that has made Barkley Sound famous, but without having to contend with the crowds often found in the Broken Group Islands.

Highlights include; the remote forested coastal hike on day 1 and 2 near the Bay of Islands, open coast kayaking at Whangaroa, two nights of isolated camping at the very tip of New Zealand, and driving along 90 mile beach and Te Paki.

As sandbars build, shift and break up, fixed or «open coast beach rips» can be found regularly along the beach.

[144] The role of sea otters in maintaining kelp forests has been observed to be more important in areas of open coast than in more protected bays and estuaries.

Although shellfish on the open coast are routinely monitored for some of these toxins, the toxins and contamination levels in shellfish from San Francisco Bay may be very different from what's found on the open coast, he said.

«I don't know how widespread it is, but I wouldn't recommend harvesting shellfish from the bay, even if you're following the state quarantine guidelines, because the state only monitors the open coast.»

Diversion sites on the open coast retain only 5 to 30 percent of incoming sediment.

«The obvious thing would be to do experiments on the open coast mussel, the California mussel, which routinely gets bashed by waves repeatedly.»

On Tuesday, the Obama administration dropped its plan to open the coast of Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas to oil and gas drilling.

The access road leading to these two beaches runs over San Miguel hill in the north, which offers an impressive view of the open coast.

California's coastal observations and global model projections indicate that California's open coast and estuaries will experience rising sea levels over the next century.

The pressure effect and the wind set - up on an open coast will be driven into bays in the same way as the astronomical tide.