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Overcast day, same spot, same bluff with greenery, same winding Frenchman’s Creek coming from the right. We see more of Pilarcitos Creek coming from the lower left and curving to the left after cutting through the sand dune, again taking along the flow from Frenchman’s. There is no little peninsula any more, there is no wide mouth any more, there is a whole lot of sand where there wasn’t yesterday, but still the creeks were able to cut through to get to Half Moon Bay.

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Overcast day, same spot, same bluff with greenery, same winding Frenchman’s Creek coming from the right. We see more of Pilarcitos Creek coming from the lower left and curving to the left after cutting through the sand dune, again taking along the flow from Frenchman’s. There is no little peninsula any more, there is no wide mouth any more, there is a whole lot of sand where there wasn’t yesterday, but still the creeks were able to cut through to get to Half Moon Bay.
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Kathleen Jones (kleen@sfba.social)'s status on Sunday, 26-May-2024 22:34:11 JST Kathleen Jones

Sheesh, let’s talk about #tides and sand transport on beaches. Here are two photos taken 22 hours apart, yesterday and today, from the same spot, where Frenchman’s Creek and Pilarcitos Creek meet up to bust through to #HalfMoonBay.

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