The monarch butterflies are also a big draw at this particular beach this time of year. Each year they come to winter in the eucalyptus trees. It's pretty cool to see so many of them flying around. In the cooler parts of the day they cluster in the trees which is a pretty amazing sight.
We built two different sand castles, one with and one without a moat full of water. We had to move down the beach a bit to get the water to stay in. My Girl specifically requested a castle with a moat and a draw bridge. Done.
I like the quick sandy sand at the bottom of the holes when the water seeps back in. Great for toe squishing.
Something else that was pretty fun today was the exceptionally low tide. You could walk under the bridge. That doesn't usually even come close to happening. You can tell by looking at the rock that at times the tide is high enough to nearly cover the opening. That's a pretty big difference.
The low tide also exposed the anemones, mussels, and a few sea stars.
Beautiful day.
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