Well, I finally found a decent tide pool spot here in San Diego. It's sort of tricky to get to since you have to climb down a slippery, mud covered cliff, but it was worth it.
Camera: Sony FD-88, Not recorded, Lens: Not recorded, Not recorded, Not recorded, ISO Not recorded
Keywords: tidepool water seaweed; red algae; green algae; mollusca; benthos; chiton
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