Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
Pelicans taking a break from fishing.
Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
Oyster shoals are exposed as the tide retreats, so watch out for sharp scrapes.
Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
You will see an abundance of bird life in the marshes.
Jesse Weber
Tidal creek views.
Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
Dolphins love to swim up these creeks to hunt for fish.
Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
Wide, sandy beach on the ocean side of Bulls Island.
Jesse Weber
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10/03/2017
Boneyard Beach is near the north end of Bulls.
Jesse Weber
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10/03/2017
View from Bulls Island over the creeks and marshes.
Jesse Weber
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10/03/2017
When the ferry is gone, you'll have the dock all to yourself, besides maybe a flock of gulls.
Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
Navigating back to the mainland requires just as much attention as the way out.
Jesse Weber
Photo Date: 
10/03/2017
This is Sewee Bay, where the English who would establish Charleston first moored their ships.