Bean Point, where the birds outnumber the people!

Thursday 25 January
We spent several hours on the beach, late morning/early afternoon, and took our usual walk along the beach to Bean Point, the northern tip of the island, where there is a huge expanse of sand, usually populated by more birds than people, today, mainly Royal terns, with a few gulls and Fosters terns mixed in. It seemed an unusually low tide today, creating long pools of water along the beach. Since it was a reasonable warm evening, we went for an early dinner at Tide Tables, a casual fish place we enjoy, across the bridge in Cortez. Seating is mainly outside, and it makes a great place to watch the sunset. I’ve added extras from the beach and from Tide Tables.
I’ve posted two entries tonight, so please check out yesterday’s Sunset from Venice Pier.
Step count: 14,698