We were lucky enough to see this rise and fall of the tide while we were in San Felipe. Ben captured some cool shots as the tide was going out:
Friday, April 17, 2009
Low Tide in San Felipe
Twice a month, around the time of the new and the full moon, very large tides develop and you will see a spectacular rise and fall of the water.
We were lucky enough to see this rise and fall of the tide while we were in San Felipe. Ben captured some cool shots as the tide was going out:
We were lucky enough to see this rise and fall of the tide while we were in San Felipe. Ben captured some cool shots as the tide was going out:
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wow - that is awesome.. that first picture is too cool. Thanks for posting.. When will you be back in San Diego?
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we have been back in san diego for about a week now... i was just slow to post the rest of the pics!
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