Sentences with phrase «rocks along the shoreline»

A clam bake begins with gathering seaweed (Rockweed) that's attached to the rocks along the shoreline and digging a pit, usually about three by five feet and a couple of feet deep (about the same size as a pig roasting pit if you happen to have one!).

«We believe that in time we will be able to make capsules which can attach themselves to rocks along the shoreline.

Just steps from luxurious lodgings overlooking these scenic wonders, you'll discover colorful sea stars decorating rocks along the shoreline, herds of elk grazing in coastal meadows and observe puffins nesting on Haystack Rock.

Paddle out from the same entry point as Plantations surf spot, through a break in the rocks along the shoreline, or paddle straight out over the reef in front of the break.

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The $ 6.65 million overhaul will include the reconstruction of the rock wall along the park's shoreline, as well as the creation of a new 6 - foot - wide waterfront promenade and a small wharf at the park's north end, officials said.

A beach or strand is a geological formation consisting of loose rock particles such as sand, shingle, cobble, or even shell along the shoreline of a body of water.

Hoo Walea is situated along a dramatic shoreline with access to the lava rock tide pools suitable for shoreline fishing but not safe for swimming.

Scan the skies and waters for herons and egrets (there is a lively rookery along the shoreline, near the Museum of Natural History in Morro Bay State Park), as well as a huge number of migratory waterfowl and peregrine falcons (a pair often nests on Morro Rock).

Kauai Kai is situated along a dramatic shoreline with access to the lava rock tide pools suitable for shoreline fishing but not safe for swimming.

From the Caribbean coastline of the Yucatán peninsula, where you'll find a myriad of palm tree laden, postcard - worthy beaches (not to mention the northern portion of the Mesoamerican Barrier reef, the second largest barrier reef in the world) to the otherworldly Baja California, the world's second longest peninsula, which is made up of surreal rock formations that run along the striking royal blue shoreline, there is no shortage of beautiful playas in Mexico.

Rock formations along the Cannon Beach shoreline offer unparalleled views and are a habitat for a remarkable variety of marine and bird life.

Eco-tourism enthusiasts will find no lack of ways to explore the diversions of Los Cabos: hiking along deserted trails, mountain biking the remote Punta Gorda or Cabo Real Natural Reserve, riding horseback above rock canyons, or touring atop a camel among the Baja outback and shoreline.

Scan the skies and waters for herons and egrets (there's a lively rookery along the shoreline, near the natural history museum at Morro Bay State Park), as well as a huge number of migratory waterfowl and peregrine falcons (a pair often nests on Morro Rock).

In 1970, artist Robert Smithson marshaled heavy equipment to deposit rocks and rubble along a 1,500 - foot - long path, starting at the shoreline of a remote section of Great Salt Lake, Utah, and spiraling out into the water.