Posted: Monday, Apr 4th, 2016
What’s up with the rocks on the beach?
by Tara Cummins
Although we have yet to feel the full brunt of El Niño, our local beaches have undeniably taken a hit. During an El Niño year, the natural process of erosion is intensified. When we enter the winter season, rainy weather emerges as well as high surf, which erodes shores and deposits sand into deep water far offshore. Giant waves chip away at sea cliffs and attack structures built on the beach, transforming our sandy beaches into beds of rocky cobble. But don’t let this prevent you from enjoying a nice day at the beach. These rocks and cobblestones have brought new life and beauty to our shores. Take a look at these three things you can do. 1. Have fun discovering the wide variety of marine life that take refuge within the stones.


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