A minus four tide arrived about noon today and opened up lots of new beach tidelands for exploring. Bainbridge Island residents Bridgette Carney with her kids Riley and Hailey discovered a large Moon snail at the Foulweather Bluff Preserve. The low tides also cancelled several ferry runs.
A minus four tide arrived about noon Tuesday and opened up lots of new beach tidelands for exploring. Bainbridge Island residents Bridgette Carney with her kids Riley and Hailey discovered a large Moon snail at the Foulweather Bluff Preserve.
The low tides have also affected several ferry runs and are expected to continue through Thursday.
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