This is the classic low tide scene - Purple stars (Pisaster Ochraceus), Giant Green Anemone (Anthopleura Xanthogrammica)
holding fast to the granite walls and Bull Kelp (Nereocystis Luetkeana) drifting in the current.

Ruth brought us a number of treats from the ocean. This piece of kelp had a few
snails on it.

I'm having a tough time calling this one. It has some gunk on it but it doesn't have the worn
top a Black Turban is suposed to have. If it is a Black Turban, they are reported to live 80 to 100 years (or until
someone steps on it). It's on a piece of Giant Kelp (Giant Perennial Kelp) that it
was feeding on.

This is the inland side of Vansittart Island - some what difficult to land
a Kayak and pretty much no where to camp.  We did find a Kayaking grounp
around the corner perched between the beach and the trees.

We are kayaking in Shadwell Passage.  We came here looking for sea otters but didn't spot any.