At low tide, three distinct regions became evident
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Old pedestrian way lies now in ruin
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Massive cables tie what used to be an active dock
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Carquinez Straights visible from the shoreline
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A fine place to walk dogs
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Leftover flotsam from days of yore
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Colorful leftover flotsam from days of yore
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Lots of flotsam marching back to the shore
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Lonely palm tree amid the marsh grasses
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The trail leads over an arched bridge
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Plus tide brings water next to the path
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Flooded grasslands at plus tide form a marsh
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Geese prosper because of the reclaimed wetlands
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A duck is happy in its own small pond
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David Graves demonstrates cooperation with bicycles
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Remains of an old wooden schooner
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Bridge over Alhambra Creek
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Arched bridge with fisherman and sea gull
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A handsome wooden bridge arched over the small creek
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Only lone birds and twigs littered the sand
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The old ferry dock still juts out into the bay
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Mom duck herded her young
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Mom and two ducklings where one ducked
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